• A powerful & high performance screen capturer and Keyboard/mouse input simulator(Support Windows UAC\Winlogon\DirectShowOverlay).
• (Optional)An implementation of java.awt.Robot under windows

About the files:

WinRobot\JNI The c++ part of the project
WinRobot\Java The java part of the project

• Build C++ part: Add/adjust the following environment variables (via Control Panel/System/Advanced/Environment Variables):set JDKDIR to the path of jdk include,for example "c:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.6.0_22\include" The c++ part files are provided for Visual Studio 2010 sp1.The next step is to open "WinRobot\JNI\WinRobot.sln" and build the solution.The output directory is "WinRobot\bin\debug" and "WinRobot\bin\release".If all succeed,the following targets will be created:WinRobotHost.exe,JNIAdapter.dll,WinRobotCore.dll,WinRobotHook.dll,WinRobotHostPS.dll.

  About the output files:

    JNIAdapter*.dll WinRobot JNI library,load by JAVA part.
    WinRobotCore*.dll COM component:WinRobotService and WinRobotSession.
    WinRobotHook*.dll Provide API hook ability,used to hook DirectDraw Overlay API.
    WinRobotHost*.exe the service executable file.
    WinRobotHostPS*.dll Proxy dll for WinRobotHost*.exe,needed by ATL service.
  

• Build java part: make sure you have install Java sdk 1.6+. Use NetBeans to open the project("WinRobot\java\WinRobot").Copy c++ output files(WinRobotHost*.exe,JNIAdapter*.dll,WinRobotCore*.dll,WinRobotHook*.dll,WinRobotHostPS*.dll) to WinRobot\Java\WinRobot\build\classes, to package them to the WinRobot.jar,

For Win32:

WinRobotHostx32.exe -I

For Win64:

WinRobotHostx64.exe -I

C++

#ifdef _WIN64
#import "WinRobotCorex64.dll" raw_interfaces_only, raw_native_types,auto_search,no_namespace
#import "WinRobotHostx64.exe" auto_search,no_namespace
#else
#import "WinRobotCorex86.dll" raw_interfaces_only, raw_native_types,auto_search,no_namespace
#import "WinRobotHostx86.exe" auto_search,no_namespace
#endif

CComPtr<IWinRobotService> pService;
hr = pService.CoCreateInstance(__uuidof(ServiceHost) );

//get active console session
CComPtr<IUnknown> pUnk;
hr = pService->GetActiveConsoleSession(&pUnk);
CComQIPtr<IWinRobotSession> pSession = pUnk;

// capture screen
pUnk = 0;
hr = pSession->CreateScreenCapture(0,0,1024,768,&pUnk);

// get screen image data(with file mapping)
CComQIPtr<IScreenBufferStream> pBuffer = pUnk;
CComBSTR name;
ULONG size = 0;
pBuffer->get_FileMappingName(&name);
pBuffer->get_Size(&size);
CFileMapping fm;
fm.Open(name,size,false);
// do something with fm...

// get screen image data(with stream read)
CComQIPtr<ISequentialStream> pStream = pUnk;
char buf[1024];
ULONG cbBuffer  = 0 ;
while (pStream->Read(buf,sizeof(buf),&cbBuffer) == S_OK ){
    //	do something
}

JAVA

import com.caoym.WinRobot;
//...
WinRobot robot;
BufferedImage screen = robot.createScreenCapture(new Rectangle(0, 0, 1024, 768));