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Cralis
Hello!
Started a new job as a novice c# developer. My line manager has asked
our team to do a test on an application the company has already made.
Basically, he wants a small tool that can control the app, remotly.
Basically, the app needs to send a command to the app, and theapp will
open certain screens.
He mentioned the use of some sockets. The app will be in another city,
so we need to connect to it over a WAN.
I was thinking of maybe sending a command string over the WAN to the
app. Something like
%TebUsername=username%TedPassword=password%CbtnLogin%CbtnOpenaccount
%CClose%CExit
This string could then be sent to the app, and it would basically be 6
commands, separated by %. The first being "TebUsername=username"
which would mean Type (T) in ebUsername the string "username". Then
Type into ebPassword the world "password". Then Click btnLogin.
Not sure if that's clear.
If itis, would this be a method to use to try control the application
remotly?
There would be a listening socket on the app that basically handles
the commands. Maybe then put the commands into a List<String> and then
passes that last from form to form as things happen.
Would this be a good method, and possible?
Started a new job as a novice c# developer. My line manager has asked
our team to do a test on an application the company has already made.
Basically, he wants a small tool that can control the app, remotly.
Basically, the app needs to send a command to the app, and theapp will
open certain screens.
He mentioned the use of some sockets. The app will be in another city,
so we need to connect to it over a WAN.
I was thinking of maybe sending a command string over the WAN to the
app. Something like
%TebUsername=username%TedPassword=password%CbtnLogin%CbtnOpenaccount
%CClose%CExit
This string could then be sent to the app, and it would basically be 6
commands, separated by %. The first being "TebUsername=username"
which would mean Type (T) in ebUsername the string "username". Then
Type into ebPassword the world "password". Then Click btnLogin.
Not sure if that's clear.
If itis, would this be a method to use to try control the application
remotly?
There would be a listening socket on the app that basically handles
the commands. Maybe then put the commands into a List<String> and then
passes that last from form to form as things happen.
Would this be a good method, and possible?