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• Forum: Object-Pascal / Delphi-Language

  Re: Remotedesktop

   
    by Remko, 16. Mär 2007
  If you connect to a Windows XP remote desktop you always get a console session. When you connect to a Terminal Server you can connect either to the console (windows 2003 only) or to a session. Disconnected sessions keep on running, als applications will just keep on running (doesn't matter if it's a console session or not)
• Forum: Object-Pascal / Delphi-Language

  Re: Remotedesktop

   
    by Remko, 16. Mär 2007
  Better download and install the complete thing. Go to the Jedi ApiLib Website and download the win32api_current.zip.
• Forum: Object-Pascal / Delphi-Language

  Re: Remotedesktop

   
    by Remko, 16. Mär 2007
  uses JwaWtsApi32 (make sure it's in your library path)
• Forum: Object-Pascal / Delphi-Language

  Re: Remotedesktop

   
    by Remko, 16. Mär 2007
  JwaWtsApi32 ist die Delphi conversion von die Windows32 API's (PSDK). (http://jedi-apilib.sourceforge.net/).
• Forum: Object-Pascal / Delphi-Language

  Re: Remotedesktop

   
    by Remko, 16. Mär 2007
  Also ich versuche Deutsch, Entschuldigung fur fehlers :-)
  
  Eine Remote Desktop session ist anlich an ein Terminal Server Session. Microsoft hat eine API für Terminal Server. Mit dieser API ist es möglich ein Session zu Disconnecten (wie heiBt das in Deutsch) oder Abgemeldet. Man kann die API remote (von PC1) oder local (von PC2) benutzen.
  Mit ein Disconnect bleibt dien Programm laufen, mit...
• Forum: Object-Pascal / Delphi-Language

  Re: Remotedesktop

   
    by Remko, 15. Mär 2007
  I agree, it's not entirely clear what you want to accomplish. Did you try my solution? If you want to keep the application running just leave out the part with Application.Terminate. A disconnected sessions keeps on running.
• Forum: Object-Pascal / Delphi-Language

  Re: Remotedesktop

   
    by Remko, 15. Mär 2007
  use WTSDisconnectSession:
  Uses JwaWtsApi32;
  
  const
  SERVERNAME_CURRENT = HANDLE(0);
  LOGONID_CURRENT = ULONG(-1);
  
  var bRes: Boolean;
  
  bRes := WTSDisconnectSession(SERVERNAME_CURRENT, LOGONID_CURRENT, False);
• Forum: Object-Pascal / Delphi-Language

  Re: Remotedesktop

   
    by Remko, 15. Mär 2007
  Maybe I'm not understanding your question so I'll summarize:
  
  You want to start a remote desktop from PC1 to PC2. In PC2 you start a program (your program), from this program you want to close the remote desktop session so you can return to you normal desktop, am I right?
• Forum: Object-Pascal / Delphi-Language

  Re: Remotedesktop

   
    by Remko, 14. Mär 2007
  Yes, if you can Disconnect or Logoff a session if you know (or obtain) the SessionID.
  See WTSDisconnectSession and WTSLogoffSession. Delphi translations are in JwaWtsApi32 from the Jedi Apilib
  
  Edit: sorry I didn't notice that this was a multipage thread, I was replying to:
  from page 1
  
  Edit2: Still after reading the rest of the topic, if you use either WTSDisconnectSession or...