> I did not understand, though, how I can get some output or feedback from
> the backup/restore processes. On calling "execute()" the process starts
> and eventually ends, but I would like to have - at least - a notification
> when the method has finished it's job.
You need to assign verbose to true, and you also need to add a service output.
If you do not do both of these, execute() returns back instantly while the
actual backup/restore is running in another thread. So you don't know the
outcome. I typically define an empty method for the service output. I then
wrap the whole thing in a try...catch block to know if I succeeded or not.
void fbBack_ServiceOutput(object sender, ServiceOutputEventArgs e)
{
// Just here so we have something to call.
}
---- Snippit of code performing a backup ---
backupSvc.ServiceOutput += new
ServiceOutputEventHandler(fbBack_ServiceOutput);
backupSvc.Verbose = true;
try
{
backupSvc.Execute();
// result is true
}
catch (Exception e)
{
// result is false
}
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