I hope that's true. I've had the same problem with my services, which are
written in C#. Mine are even worse. I have one that takes up 23 MB. It's
using Remoting, AppDomains, Threads, XML, some Reflection also, and
other things, but nothing that I'd think would occupy so much memory.
The reason I'm
> objectUri="FileRequest" />
Maybe this is the problem. A typo? It should be "...type="FileRequest,
ECCFileRequest"..."
Are you missing a "u"?
"Although the .NET Framework provides extremely robust Windows Service
support through the classes available under the System.ServiceProcess
namespace, for some reason the ability to specify your the description
displayed in the Services control panel applet/MMC snap-in for your
service was omitted
mespaceNameAllTheWayFromRoot.myApp.MonitorHost.Monitor();
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> Did you qualify all other references to Monitor? There must have been
> some more of them somewhere
>
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>
> Simon
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Paulo Jorge F. Sacramento [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECT
Hi,
I had a Web Service called Monitor and a program that I wanted to use that
Web Service. In VS, I added the Web Reference to the project, renamed
the folder(which was defaulted to localhost) to MonitorHost and added a
"using myApp.MonitorHost;" directive.
When I tried to get a reference to the
