02-11-2009, 02:48 PM
02-11-2009, 03:24 PM
Both of them seerves the same purpose to invoke an application.
In most situations, you should use a SystemUtil.Run statement to run applications or to open files in their default application.
The InvokeApplication statement is supported primarily for backward compatibility.
In most situations, you should use a SystemUtil.Run statement to run applications or to open files in their default application.
The InvokeApplication statement is supported primarily for backward compatibility.
02-11-2009, 07:38 PM
Hi Sudhir & Prafulla,
Infact InvokeApplication & Systemutil.run are not used for same purpose.
InvokeApplication : Used for invoking the .Exe (Executable) Applications only.
SystemUtil.run : used for invoking the following Applications :
--> .exe
--> .txt
--> .doc
--> .xls
--> URL's (Web Appl.) also .......
Just try it out & see ... You will come to know the difference.
Infact InvokeApplication & Systemutil.run are not used for same purpose.
InvokeApplication : Used for invoking the .Exe (Executable) Applications only.
SystemUtil.run : used for invoking the following Applications :
--> .exe
--> .txt
--> .doc
--> .xls
--> URL's (Web Appl.) also .......
Just try it out & see ... You will come to know the difference.