Steven Manross wrote:
> I'll go one further, and I was looking at this earlier today and
> couldn't get anything to EnumAllObjects or GetActiveObjects (not knowing
> this thread was here) and tried to get an active instance of IE in quite
> the same way without any luck.
I can start MSIE, but I can't get the active one.
I can get an active Excel though.
I'm thinking the Classname isn't matching ? I thought maybe it
had something to do with the fact that my default browser isn't
MSIE, but haven't been able to verify.
> I do remember being able to do this 6 months to a year ago but so much
> has changed since then.. :)
>
> As well, the EnumAllObjects test code that is in the OLE.html docs do
> not work and is NOT limited to InternetExplorer.Application and doesn't
> seem to work for Excel.Application also, so I would assume that this is
> a wider spread problem than 1 or 2 COM objects -- I looked at DCOMCNFG
> just in case it was a perms problem.
>
> use Win32::OLE;
> $Count = Win32::OLE->EnumAllObjects(sub {
> my $Object = shift;
> my $Class = Win32::OLE->QueryObjectType($Object);
> printf "# Object=%s Class=%s\n", $Object, $Class;
> });
That works for me at least with Excel objects.
> But of course, I can create either of these objects in my context.. It
> seems that the Running Object Table is out of my grasp now (but maybe my
> guess as to what the problem is -- ROT -- is wrong). :(
>
> W2K3, all Service Patches and IE patches.
XP ProSP2
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