I'm trying to set a proxy for only the current instance of a WebBrowserControl. The documentation is terrible but I believe that if I call wininet.dll
's InternetSetOption
passing the IntPtr handle to the internal browser used by the WebBrowserControl as the first parameter then the method will only affect the current instance (and I can set a proxy using this method http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa385114(v=VS.85).aspx). However, the WebBrowserControl does not provide any means to access this handle. I've spent hours googling and searching SO and it seems like this would be very helpful to a number of people but nobody has figured it out yet!
The WebBrowserControl has a property called AxIWebBrowser2 which is the COM object I need the handle for. The interface MS uses for 开发者_StackOverflow社区this is called UnsafeNativeMethods.IWebBrowser2
and has a property called HWND
which I think is what I need. However, UnsafeNativeMethods.IWebBrowser2
is marked internal
. Using reflection on the WebBrowserControl, I can get the private AxIWebBrowser2
property value but the type on it comes up as System.__ComObject
. I can't cast this System.__ComObject
as an IWebBrowser2
because that's internal to the Windows.Forms
assembly.
Is there any way to access the HWND
property of this AxIWebBrowser2
object using C#?
Hwnd won't give you what you are looking for. It's the window handle of the browser control. What are are looking for is the WinInet HINTERNET handle. There is no way to programmatically access that as far as I know. Have you tried setting the option on a process-wide basis and passing IntPtr.Zero in as the HINTERNET handle?
Try configure IE to use an proxy automatic configuration script that allocates proxies from a proxy pool (or just change the proxy in the http response for each web request), and disable the automatic proxy caching.
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