Ok, I want to implmement a "backgound process", but the catch is this:
I want to control it via a Web Service, that is to say, the Web Service will
be its API.
What type of application should I create? Windows App?
Also, how would the Web Service talk to the background process?
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pokémon,
I'm assuming by 'background process' you mean something that continuously
runs working on something.
Have you considered a Windows Service, that the Web Service uses .NET
Remoting or MessageQueues to talk to it.
You can use can use System.ServiceP rocess.ServiceC ontroller to control a
Windows Service if you do not need to communicate a large number of
parameters. If you have lots of data/parameters to communicate then I would
consider using .NET Remoting or a System.Messagin g.MessageQueue to send this
info (to the Windows Service).
Hope this helps
Jay
"pokémon" <po**@mon.com > wrote in message
news:%c******** **********@nwrd ny01.gnilink.ne t... Ok, I want to implmement a "backgound process", but the catch is this:
I want to control it via a Web Service, that is to say, the Web Service
will be its API.
What type of application should I create? Windows App?
Also, how would the Web Service talk to the background process?
Thanks, Jay,
I think Messaging Queuing might not be my choice, since I don't like the
asynch nature of it for this particular app.
Is configuring a web service as a remoting client the same as any other
remoting client, or are there other considerations?
"Jay B. Harlow [MVP - Outlook]" <Ja********@ema il.msn.com> wrote in message
news:OQ******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP12.phx.gbl... pokémon,
I'm assuming by 'background process' you mean something that continuously
runs working on something.
Have you considered a Windows Service, that the Web Service uses .NET
Remoting or MessageQueues to talk to it.
You can use can use System.ServiceP rocess.ServiceC ontroller to control a
Windows Service if you do not need to communicate a large number of
parameters. If you have lots of data/parameters to communicate then I
would consider using .NET Remoting or a System.Messagin g.MessageQueue to send
this info (to the Windows Service).
Hope this helps
Jay
"pokémon" <po**@mon.com > wrote in message
news:%c******** **********@nwrd ny01.gnilink.ne t... Ok, I want to implmement a "backgound process", but the catch is this:
I want to control it via a Web Service, that is to say, the Web Service
will be its API.
What type of application should I create? Windows App?
Also, how would the Web Service talk to the background process?
pokémon, Is configuring a web service as a remoting client the same as any other
remoting client, or are there other considerations?
As far as I know its the same.
Hope this helps
Jay
"pokémon" <po**@mon.com > wrote in message
news:Yl******** *********@nwrdn y03.gnilink.net ... Thanks, Jay,
I think Messaging Queuing might not be my choice, since I don't like the
asynch nature of it for this particular app.
Is configuring a web service as a remoting client the same as any other
remoting client, or are there other considerations?
"Jay B. Harlow [MVP - Outlook]" <Ja********@ema il.msn.com> wrote in
message news:OQ******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP12.phx.gbl... pokémon,
I'm assuming by 'background process' you mean something that
continuously runs working on something.
Have you considered a Windows Service, that the Web Service uses .NET
Remoting or MessageQueues to talk to it.
You can use can use System.ServiceP rocess.ServiceC ontroller to control a
Windows Service if you do not need to communicate a large number of
parameters. If you have lots of data/parameters to communicate then I
would consider using .NET Remoting or a System.Messagin g.MessageQueue to send
this info (to the Windows Service).
Hope this helps
Jay
"pokémon" <po**@mon.com > wrote in message
news:%c******** **********@nwrd ny01.gnilink.ne t... Ok, I want to implmement a "backgound process", but the catch is this:
I want to control it via a Web Service, that is to say, the Web
Service will be its API.
What type of application should I create? Windows App?
Also, how would the Web Service talk to the background process?
Hi all,
How can i controler backgroud process with javascript?
It´s a possible?
Thanks
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