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How to launch a published windows media player from another published application?
Hi,
We have an oracle form published in the xenapp farm. Now we need to play some videos inside that oracle form using windows media player. For that, there is one button available in that oracle sheet. If we click on that button , has to play the video file using media player that also published on the same server.
Now the requirement is like this,
1. We published one oracle form and also windows media player on one server(working)
2. User launching the published oracle form(working)
3. In that form, there is a button, when the user clicks on it one video should be played using the published media player (How?)
Any help would be highly helpful,
Thanks and regards,
Suchith
We have an oracle form published in the xenapp farm. Now we need to play some videos inside that oracle form using windows media player. For that, there is one button available in that oracle sheet. If we click on that button , has to play the video file using media player that also published on the same server.
Now the requirement is like this,
1. We published one oracle form and also windows media player on one server(working)
2. User launching the published oracle form(working)
3. In that form, there is a button, when the user clicks on it one video should be played using the published media player (How?)
Any help would be highly helpful,
Thanks and regards,
Suchith
Dirk Kotte
the button should start the mediaplayer from the device the oracle app runs - not the published mediaplayer.
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correct and detailed explained by joharder.
Thanks, dkotte, for ascertaining that my answer was correct!