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ITC Infotech
ITC Infotech
IN
ITC Infotech
Posted: Feb 18, 2017
Last activity: Mar 9, 2017
Last activity: 9 Mar 2017 4:20 EST
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HookChildProcess Issue
Hi Team,
I want to know that whether I can hook 2 IE instances using hook child process , or is there any other way to do that ?
Example:- We have a Windows Application which has two icons for web applications. When we perform click on those icons it opens up WebApplication1 & WebApplication2.
Example:- We have a Windows Application which has two icons for web applications. When we perform click on those icons it opens up WebApplication1 & WebApplication2.
Our Requirement:-
We have set StartType as "Monitor ALL" for the Windows Application and made Hook Child Properties to "True" so that when we launch the Web Applications from the Windows Application, it can capture the interrogated elements of both the web applications.
We have set StartType as "Monitor ALL" for the Windows Application and made Hook Child Properties to "True" so that when we launch the Web Applications from the Windows Application, it can capture the interrogated elements of both the web applications.
Issue:- We are able to hook the WebApplication1 successfully i.e. the interrogated elements of first Web Application are getting identified but the interrogated elements of the second WebApplication2 is unable to get hooked (not getting identified) for which the screen shot is attached herewith.
Please let us know whether we can hook multiple web applications from a source application at same time. If yes, then how to do that?
Thanks,
Abhishek
Abhishek
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Accepted Solution
Posted: 8 years ago
Pegasystems Inc.
US
Hey Abhishek,
I don't believe this is possible with your current setup. You cannot have multiple adapters monitoring for the same process.
Rather, it would be best if you could start the web applications through Pega Robotics so you wouldn't need to use monitorAll at all; this is usually a much cleaner implementation.
Thanks,
-Calvin