In recent versions of Windows, User Interface Privilege Isolation (UIPI) implements restrictions in the windows subsystem that prevents lower-privilege applications from sending window messages or installing hooks in higher-privilege processes.
The program I package with this tool works to sent messages using the JNA WIN32 API User32.INSTANCE.PostMessage() on older JVM's and older OS's, but if the JVM is newer and OS is newer, it seems these inter process messages fail due to insufficient privilege.
Question: Is there something to be done in the build of the exe to cause the JVM to be higher privilege, or is that a function that is outside the scope of your product?
In recent versions of Windows, User Interface Privilege Isolation (UIPI) implements restrictions in the windows subsystem that prevents lower-privilege applications from sending window messages or installing hooks in higher-privilege processes.
The program I package with this tool works to sent messages using the JNA WIN32 API User32.INSTANCE.PostMessage() on older JVM's and older OS's, but if the JVM is newer and OS is newer, it seems these inter process messages fail due to insufficient privilege.
Question: Is there something to be done in the build of the exe to cause the JVM to be higher privilege, or is that a function that is outside the scope of your product?