Currently my .NET Windows Service loads using the Workstation CLR.
I'm looking for a mechanism by which I can create a Windows Service that
will be hosted using the Server CLR, and still allow me to continue
using the SeviceBase class and all of the ServiceInstaller classes.
In the normal exe
Hi,
We don't use MSI, so can't help U there. From a Win32 service viewpoint, we
wired the start service up to create the CComPtrICorRuntimeHost , Unwap
our interface and call run, we then do a WaitForSingleObject - the service
stop signals this wait, which causing the WaitForSingleObject to
Hi All,
Is there anyway one can programatically know the number of messages in a
queue. I couldn't figure out any in System.Messaging namespace.
Thanks Regards,
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Saravana Prasad S
Software Engineer -Dell | Aries
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I'm not sure if this works, and it is inefficient but call
GetEnumerator() on the MessageQueue class then iterate though each
message incrementing a counter, and voila you have the number of
messages. I'm not sure if iterating is going to pull the messages off,
or that it will be quick!
If you
Isn't there a WMI integration where you can see the queue and it's
parameters?
Should be.
Thomas Tomiczek
THONA Software Consulting Ltd.
(Microsoft MVP C#/.NET)
(CTO PowerNodes Ltd.)
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Does anyone use the Visual Studio .Net Academic version for development of
production web-sites or know if it can be used for this purpose? Or is it
limited as a teaching tool.
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