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Multiple Windows Services in single Process - what for?

What is the purpose/advantage/disadvantage of running multiple Windows
Services in the same process? (defining ServicesToStart = ... in the first
service class)

I found one hint saying "this way services can share information easily".
What is meant by this? Shared memory areas?
imho Shared Memory areas are not possible in the .NET framework.

thanks Herbert ( a VB.NET fanatic)
Jul 21 '05 #1
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