By tag: WindowsService
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12/2007: Code that I've Blogged over the last 6 months
This is a collection of my blogs posts that include code from over the last 6 months. There's stuff ranging from a Windows Service monitor that runs in the system tray, to UrlRewriting/UrlMapping, to ASP.NET AJAX, to a JavaScript based Slideshow component, to adding iPhone style flick support to scr...
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Talking to a Windows Service hosting WF
What will become of a Windows Service if I attach a WCF interface to it? A Service in the SOA sense or an internal service?
What if I need a publicly available service?
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Hosting WF
Hosting WF is easy, and there are a lot of samples available. However most samples are too simplistic for real world demands, especially when it comes to Windows Services.
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How To Uninstall a Failed Windows Service Installation
How to fix a bad Windows Service install
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A Windows Service Monitor that runs in the system tray
This is a small utility that monitors windows services running on the local machine. And notifies you via an icon in the system tray and a balloon popup telling you which services aren't running. You can also Start and Stop services from this utility. And it's Open Source.
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Creating a Rules Processing Framework - Part 1 - The Rules Provider
I will describe how to create a Rules Engine Framework using C#. It will take a few posts to describe the entire process but it's very cool and your going to want to read them all. In Part 1, I am going to describe the Rules Provider.
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Debugging a Windows Service using Visual Studio .NET 2005
Demonstrate how to allow Windows Services to be debugged using Visual Studio .NET 2005
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Creating a .NET Windows Service
The article details three different approaches to creating a .NET service. Most common is the timer-based service, which simply relies on a timer to invoke the background thread periodically. I also cover two other alternatives: using a single worker thread and using multiple worker threads. While t...