Re: Displaying Service From Sys Tray
- From: "Eric Margheim" <NOSPAM***eric@xxxxxxxxxxxxx***NOSPAM>
- Date: Tue, 29 Aug 2006 09:49:46 -0500
"Abhi" <akadam@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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I have'nt used the tool srvany. But if you cannot display UI from
service running under srvany and you dont want to use COM/DOM then you
can you simple TCP/IP channel.
This is what i have done for a service:
The service listens at some port say 1050 for setting change request in
a thread.
I have a control panel applet type of small app for changing settings
of service. Instead you can have a system tray application.
When you open the above application, from the dialog you can change the
settings and when you are done this application will communicate with
service at port 1050 and sends a request of all the change settings.
Now the listen thread on service side gets the request, parses the
string, changes the variables and notifies the other service threads of
the change in settings if required.You can you encryption for security.
Thanks
.
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