access-denied

I have a Delphi 6 application that is getting an EOSError Exception, code 5, access denied but only when I switch away to another Windows 7 user account, or I Lock the station. I am printing out a stack trace but the error appears to be coming straight from the Application.Run() statement with Application.ProcessMessages() immediately beneath it on the stack. The rest of the stack is my Exception handling code. During operation the code does make calls to ShellExecuteEx() and accesses a COM/ActiveX object, but only when the user explicitly clicks a button. This only happens on Windows 7, not

I'm trying to use only a button as input file, it works fine in Firefox, Chrome, Safari but not in IE... I always get 'access denied' when submitting the form. The code: $('#input_file').click(); Is there a real fix for it? I wasted about 2 hours on google but I can't find it. I found a way around it. Wrap the button in label tags like this: <label for="fileinput"><div class="button">Upload file</div></label> <form> <input id="fileinput" name="file" type="file"> </form> Clicking the label will trigger the file input without invalidating the form in internet explorer (tested in IE9 & IE10) EDIT

How can I set current document.domain in WebBrowser Control to avoid "Access is denied" in Cross-domain calls (XMLHTTP Requests or Iframe/frame access)? I've tried CurrentDocument = WebBrowserControl.Document CurrentDocument.domain = "example.com" Console.writeline("xx" & CurrentDocument.domain) This doesn't work, somehow it never reaches console.writeline Am I doing something wrong? Or should I use WebBrowserControl.ActiveXInstance ? What language are you writing this in? Are you accessing the property .Domain or the non-existant property .domain? 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions

Here is my situation: I have a Webserver machine, Client machine, and a third machine running some program that listens for XMLHttpRequests. Client accesses the Webserver from the Client machine, makes some changes, and then clicks on'Save'. At this point, data is being sent back to the Webserver and to the Third machine. All of this is being done using Javascript and XMLHttpRequest object. The post to the Webserver works fine, however post to the Third machine does not work, since it had a different IP/domain. How can I make this work? Client machine -> Third machine does not work, because

This is weird. Earlier, running Windows 7 x64, I had trouble calling the Win32 OpenProcess against 64-bit processes. Googled around a bit, and came to the sinking conclusion this just wasn't gonna happen. Then a funny thing happened. I tried it against the process ID for explorer.exe, and holy carp , it worked! Started throwing other process IDs at it, and it's just a darned crapshoot. As it turns out, I can call OpenProcess against a good number of x64 processes -- explorer, itype, ipoint, taskhost, cmd, mstsc, ..., etc. And others pop a 5 (Access is denied) -- winlogon, csrss, services,

I have created a .msi by using VS2008 setup project. My application frequently writes some value in a .txt file in the application directory (C:\Program Files\MyApp\MyFile.txt). After insalling it in Win7, it raises an exception "Access to the path .... is denied." But whenever I run it as administrator, no such exception occurs. Here is my sscce string FilePath=Application.StartupPath + @"\AppSettings\CurrentUserName.inf"; using (StreamWriter writer=new StreamWriter(FilePath,false)) { writer.Write(txtLoginName.Text.Trim()); } MainForm.ProcessLogIn(); this.DialogResult = DialogResult.OK; I don