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the point is that it's the web request the one starting the call. If the user info is stored in a cookie, I could also pass the cookie info in the web request?

Sorry, I will explain in depth. I have a simple form with a button. Upon a click event I want to execute a URL. This URL opens a window for the user to log in and if authentication is succesful it starts a call. So basically I just want to start the URL process and not control it anymore...

Because when I call the URL, a series of windows for user interaction are openned. Could I do that without invoking the browser?

In fact I dont want to catch the user clicking the close button. The page is closed by the code running in the web page and I want that the Internet explorer doesn't notify me about it. I want that the web page runs independant from my code.

ok, thanks! and is there another way of opening an ie window? cheers, alej

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Hi, I use the Process class to open a URL. If this new iexplore window is closed by a control of the web page, the Internet explorer opens a dialog box saying 'The web page you are viewing is trying to close the window. Do you want to close this window? YES/NO' I tried to close the process upon...

Hi all, I was wondering if the IIS can process manifest files. So if I have my propietary myClasses.jar file (which imports extrnalClasses) placed in the winnt\java\trustlib so that I can call them from asp files, is it possible to add a manifest file defining the path to externalClasses.jar...

Hi, Is there a way of totally destroying an object? I mean, if you remove the instance it doesn't really kill it and in my case it's a listener of events so it still reacts upon them. Any ideas? Garbage collector is not fast enough :-( cheers, alej

Hi, I have a win 2003 sever as domain controller in my net. I need to add the domain account to the local group of a win 2k server member of the domain. However if try to add it on the win2k server, under local groups, I can browse through the domain users, and click ok to add it, but then it...

Hi, I am trying to give to one user read permissions over all mailboxes. An API will use this user, so I don't want that upon installation every user needs to give the permission. Whats the process by hand? It's just for one case... thanxs! cheers, alej

the owa is just a web interface to the actual information in exchange. It uses WebDAV, which you could use to create such a list. cheers, alej

Hi, i try to clear up some concepts... Is IIS using Microsoft's java virtual machine to run such things as instances to java classes from asp files? If yes (which I think), is there a way to associate another java virtual machine? thanxs! cheers, alej

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As I said in that post, I found a solution, post it for the interest of someone else and perhaps somebody had something else to add or a better approach...

easy...your last code is essentially what i wrote on my second post.

but your example has no parameters in the constructor..

I appreciate your feedback, really thanxs! Regarding your last post, I think that's only possible if the class has no parameters in the constructor.

Still, it doesn't fit, my aim is to create a standard class factory, where you pass as parameter the class name and you get back an object for it.

In my case the classname is stored in a variable passed as a parameter so you would not be able to make the cast.