Any code provided will much be appreciated. This means, that all the operations are done at the client side.ĭo you have any idea? Can I use the code (the one I posted in my first post) to do this? If anyone here can help me, please do so.
And when I select a task in the view on the server side, the same task at the client side is also selected, and when I press kill, it'll also do the same thing on the client side. If the client side has populated the process(es), the list will also being viewed at the server side.
The problem is, how to I control the populated process by the client side, which I can view it in the server side.įor example, I create a text box on the client software that reads CPU name through WMI, and when the CPU name is displayed on the text box on the client side, a text box at the server side will also get the same information. Which means that all the operation to kill or start a process is on the client side, so the server side is just controlling it by using message style. The program I'm trying to develop is a client-server software. For example, by using a tiny udp message application to send a text message or any king of signal so that all the operation at the remote are done locally (by the software of the client). My idea is, since we can't directly control processes on remote machine, we can do a local operation, remotely. But it's just I'm a total n00b in programming, I don't have any idea on how to implement it. Yes I understand that it is a security risk so I have been thinking of a way that should bypass the security provided by Windows.
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