Take a screenshot in background

Hi Experts,
I got one requirement in which i have to copy one standard transaction in my Z program, then i have to add button to sun in background. and
if user select that button then
1- background job should get scheduled
2- Screen shot of transaction SM37 (screen shot having details of scheduled job)should get mailed automatically to some users.
Is it possible to take screenshot of sm37 in background. This all i have to do via coding.
Please help.
Regards,
Ashish Trivedi

Hi,
You use the resource available in this link .. Taking SAP GUI screenshot automatically and send as attachment through mail programmatically . try to code this functionality in one program and call it from your background program. So once the background job is triggered this program gets called.
Regards,
sivaganesh

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