[C# .Net] Need help to Send Login Details to SRO Client

Hello all,

I am trying to send the login ID & password from Windows Form to Silkroad client. But I dont succeed with SendMessage, PostMessage & SendKeys. Can someone please help me send the ID & password to Silkroad client? (I dont need AutoIt/AutoITX).

Thanks in advance.


Regards,
Mahesh

The best way is sending it as packets.
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Originally Posted by mayyubiradar Hello all, I am trying to send the login ID & password from Windows Form to Silkroad client. But I dont succeed with SendMessage, PostMessage & SendKeys. Can someone please help me send the ID & password to Silkroad client? (I dont need AutoIt/AutoITX). Thanks in advance. Regards, Mahesh

Why exactly do you want to do this? If you gave us the bigger picture it would be easier to help you, if you just want some kind of autologin I think autoit would be much easier than messing around with c# for something this simple

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Originally Posted by Nezekan Why exactly do you want to do this? If you gave us the bigger picture it would be easier to help you, if you just want some kind of autologin I think autoit would be much easier than messing around with c# for something this simple

Yes, I need it for auto log in. I don't prefer autoit. I did use AutoITX but it sends the string parameter as '?????'. I guess there is a way to pass it through client memory address. If someone help me providing a sample will be very helpful.

Btw, thanks for your reply.

@stiiffi
Sending it through packets would not be perfect solution for my program. It would also be more complex for me to debug it as I dont exactly understand the socket/packets (newbie). :) Anyways, thanks for your idea too.

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Originally Posted by mayyubiradar Yes, I need it for auto log in. I don't prefer autoit. I did use AutoITX but it sends the string parameter as '?????'. I guess there is a way to pass it through client memory address. If someone help me providing a sample will be very helpful. Btw, thanks for your reply. @stiiffi Sending it through packets would not be perfect solution for my program. It would also be more complex for me to debug it as I dont exactly understand the socket/packets (newbie). :) Anyways, thanks for your idea too.

Well sending it through a packet is not that hard really, Drew did all the hard work for you, and it's the best idea if you would like to build some more stuff on top of your program later.

I would advise you to read the most recent tutorials made by pushedx, his code may be a bit hard to understand at first, but it's worth the time

Anyway just a little note, you don't need to say thanks on this board, we have a thanks button on every post ;)