Common Web page Invoke native application scenario (Windows platform)

First, update the registration form

Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00[hkey_classes_root\receiveoutofarg] "URL Protocol" = "d:\\longhaibin\\learn\\net\\ Receiveoutofarg\\receiveoutofarg\\bin\\debug\\receiveoutofarg.exe "@=" ApplicationName "[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\ Receiveoutofarg\defaulticon]@= "d:\\longhaibin\\learn\\net\\receiveoutofarg\\receiveoutofarg\\bin\\debug\\ receiveoutofarg.exe,1 "[hkey_classes_root\receiveoutofarg\shell][hkey_classes_root\receiveoutofarg\shell\open][ Hkey_classes_root\receiveoutofarg13:14 2017/5/11\shell\open\command]@= "\" d:\\longhaibin\\learn\\net\\ Receiveoutofarg\\receiveoutofarg\\bin\\debug\\receiveoutofarg.exe\ "\"%1\ ""

Description

• ApplicationName: Indicates the name of the prompt when the Web page opens
• '%1 ': represents the parameter to be passed, just%1,\ ": Represents an escape character

Second, create an application

Here's the code for the C # application: Entry location:

Static class program{    //<summary>///      The main entry point of the application.     /// </summary>     [STAThread]    staticvoid Main (string[] args)    {        application.enablevisualstyles ();        Application.setcompatibletextrenderingdefault (false);        Application.Run (new  Form1 (args));}    }

Form code:

 Public Partial classform1:form{Private string[] args;  PublicForm1 (string[] args) {         This. args =args;    InitializeComponent (); }    Private voidForm1_Load (Objectsender, EventArgs e) {         This. Label1. Text =string. Join (",", This. args); }}

Third, create a Web page

Web pages can be called with a tag:

<href= "RECEIVEOUTOFARG://ABC">open</A  >

Common Web page Invoke native application scenario (Windows platform)