> i'm wondering about the way to implement a FTP server
> (with thread on GetProcessing) within a Windows Service ?
> Does anyone has a sample ?
The is a sample service in the demos.
There is nothing very special to make a service using ICS. As long as there
is a working message pump, ICS componen
Wednesday, May 18, 2005 5:42 PM
Subject: Re: [twsocket] [HELP]FTPServer within a service...
> > > i'm wondering about the way to implement a FTP server (with thread on
> > > GetProcessing) within a Windows Service ?
> >
> > Any windows GUI application can be run as
> Hello Guillaume,
>
> On my site you find a simple class to include in your GUI program so
> that the same EXE can run as normal GUI and also as NT service without
> any change.
>
> Advantage is that the service can make a tray icon when user log in, and
> if you click on it the service can popup
Hello Guillaume,
On my site you find a simple class to include in your GUI program so
that the same EXE can run as normal GUI and also as NT service without
any change.
Advantage is that the service can make a tray icon when user log in, and
if you click on it the service can popup his main form.
> > i'm wondering about the way to implement a FTP server (with thread on
> > GetProcessing) within a Windows Service ?
>
> Any windows GUI application can be run as a service, provided it never
> asks for any input from the user. I use a very simple real service
> that runs the windows program, a
> i'm wondering about the way to implement a FTP server (with thread on
> GetProcessing) within a Windows Service ?
Any windows GUI application can be run as a service, provided it never
asks for any input from the user. I use a very simple real service
that runs the windows program, and sends
Hello Guillaume,
We have an implementation of ICS FTP server within a service however it has
no service GUI as its GUI is made of another process that communicates with
the engine through XML/HTTP. Take a look at
http://www.fastream.net/netfileserver.htm and if you want to design
something simi