Re: creating services with UI
- From: GhostInAK <ghostinak@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 14 Jun 2006 19:25:18 +0000 (UTC)
Hello Jurjen,
The common (read: correct) method is to create the service with no UI. Then create a windows (UI) app that communicates with the service somehow (IPC, TCP, etc).
-Boo
Arvind,
As far as I know the whole point of a service is that it will always
run,
even when there is no desktop (like when no-one is logged on). I've
build a
few services myself and those services create a logfile in wich the
status
of progress can be retrieved.
I suppose you could create a monitoring winforms app, this app will
then be
communicating with the service. I'm not sure how to approach this but
maybe
someone else on this group can help you with that, I would be
interested in
this also.
HTH
Jurjen
Netherlands.
"Arvind Ganesan" <ag@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:ewb5yJ%23jGHA.1272@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Hi,
I would like to write a service in C# and I have the need to display
a UI
with status information, statistics, etc. If I use the Windows
Service
project in C#, I noticed that the System.Windows namespace is not
available
to me in the intellisense when I type "using System.".
What is the recommended procedure in C# / .NET for creating services
that display UI's and need to allow interaction with the desktop?
Thanks in advace,
Arvind.
.
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