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John
We have some Computer Based Training (CBT) software for different GUI
business applications on MS windows OS. We currently have Win32 API
and COM based libraries that let us create training applications that
are tightly integrated with the business applications. We do this by
monitoring users mouse and keyboard actions and contents of windows
controls (fields, check boxes, list boxes, etc.). We do not need
access to the source code of the business applications. Through win32
API's we know the menu choice used by the user, the data value entered
in a GUI field, etc.
Now we have to do the same for Java based GUI applications. I was
wondering if I can get any ideas from folks in this group about how I
can achieve similar results for java GUI's. Is there a way to
monitoring java applications without having access to the source code?
Any help will be highly appreciated.
Sincerely,
John
business applications on MS windows OS. We currently have Win32 API
and COM based libraries that let us create training applications that
are tightly integrated with the business applications. We do this by
monitoring users mouse and keyboard actions and contents of windows
controls (fields, check boxes, list boxes, etc.). We do not need
access to the source code of the business applications. Through win32
API's we know the menu choice used by the user, the data value entered
in a GUI field, etc.
Now we have to do the same for Java based GUI applications. I was
wondering if I can get any ideas from folks in this group about how I
can achieve similar results for java GUI's. Is there a way to
monitoring java applications without having access to the source code?
Any help will be highly appreciated.
Sincerely,
John