Client Internet Explorer Setting

[Mir]

Hi All

Can i set the client machine Internet Explorer through server Machine.which is not editabel by client.Through registry or codeing.

Plz help me..

[Mir]

Hi all

Plz Advice me how can i do this..

[Niveditha]

Can u be more clear on what u want?

You want to chnage the ie settings via java code or by connecting to it remotely.
As the question is not clear, u r not getting any responses...

[Eranga]

Seems he want to change the browser settings(basically IP settings) of a client through the server. On IE, ;) I don't think it can be done.

[Mir]

Can u be more clear on what u want?

You want to chnage the ie settings via java code or by connecting to it remotely.
As the question is not clear, u r not getting any responses...

yes Mr. Erange is right. i want to change the browser settings(basically IP settings) of a client through the server.

[Mir]

Seems he want to change the browser settings(basically IP settings) of a client through the server. On IE, ;) I don't think it can be done.

Hi Eranga

i hope you are right...

[Niveditha]

Thank you eranga...

Mir i think you will have to go for some tools which allows u to change the settings of a remote/different machine.

I am listing down few of them, i think none of the listed one are freeware but u can atleast take the evaluation version and check or find out a free tool that could do the same work.

1.Easy PC Transfer
2.Tweakomatic(i think this a freeware as i was able to download, sorry cant post the link)
3.EMCO Proxy Settings Manager 1.0.2

I have not tried any of them, so u can go ahead, test them n let us know also

All the best

[Eranga]

In that case you have to use a third party tool for this, not directly through the server. So what you have to think about is, supportability of that tool with the server(hope this is a Java server)

[Mir]

Hi Niveditha
thxs for give me idia.

[Mir]

In that case you have to use a third party tool for this, not directly through the server. So what you have to think about is, supportability of that tool with the server(hope this is a Java server)

yes you are right third pary tool use is not good...

[Eranga]

I'm not say it's bad. As Nibeditha says, you have to use such a tool. But you have to choose the correct one, that's what I want to pointed to you.

[Mir]

I'm not say it's bad. As Nibeditha says, you have to use such a tool. But you have to choose the correct one, that's what I want to pointed to you.

ok..SIr there is any chance to set these setting through registry..

[Eranga]

No you can't. Only thing you can do is enable/disable proxy. But it's obvious, working with the Windows registry is not a good choice in Java. What happen if you application runs on MacOS?

[Sarinam]

best way to use third party tool

[Mir]

ok if i have no choice to do that then i will go through third party tool..

Thxs

[Eranga]

Sarinam and me pointed you to on that way, but still no sign of working on it. Why don't you check those things. Alway try to follows the hard way. :cool:

ok if i have no choice to do that then i will go through third party tool..

Thxs

[Mir]

ok i follows....

[Eranga]

Yes it's better. Before read, just outline the things you have to consider. Specially how the arguments handle, and so on.

[fishtoprecords]

yes Mr. Erange is right. i want to change the browser settings(basically IP settings) of a client through the server.

That sounds like a terrible security hole to me. Its my client, you can't change it.

Of course, IE is famous for its security holes.

[Eranga]

Yes, actually on his requirements I have some doubts what exactly going to do. Major thing is change the settings of the client. Rather worry about the security issues, I haven't any idea why try change settings through the server, basically those settings should be changed by the client or the user.