Re: C# messaging
- From: "GTi" <blabla@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 25 May 2005 21:28:51 +0200
Sorry, didn't mention that.
Both are windows applications.
(C# will not be a win service)
I was thinking of windows messages (SendMessage)
But how is this in C#? Unable to find any doc about it.
Sending, receiving messages.
RegisterWindowMessage() i C#
[DllImport("user32.dll")]
int RegisterWindowMessage(????? lpString);
What should be used instead of LPCTSTR?
"dlgproc" <dlgproc@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> skrev i melding
news:4D8E9D17-D8B7-4862-9630-C7402C672CA4@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Is your C program Windows based or DOS based?
>
> If both the C and C# are Windows based (they create a window) you can send
> and receive regular windows messages between the 2 applications using
> SendMessage().
>
> If your C program is DOS based, you may be able to launch it as a child
> process from your C# program and redirect it's STDIN and STDOUT to send
> and
> receive text from it.
>
> Hope this helps.
> Regards,
> DlgProc
>
> "GTi" wrote:
>
>> Do anyone have a simple solution how I can send a simple message (int)
>> from a C program to a C# program/service ?
>> Preferred both ways C <-> C#
>>
>> (Windows messages - how ?)
>>
>> It must be extremely easy and in-memory (no disk media).
>>
>> Best regards,
>> Newbie GTi
>>
>>
>>
.
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