Paul wrote:
>> Wilfried Mestdagh wrote:
>>> Hello Paul,
>>>
That's was my first impression also, however RPPollSvc.Handle doesn't
exist :-(
>>>
>>> Correct. TService is derrived from TDataModule and has no windows
>>> handle. However you can make one with AllocateHWND.
>
>
> Thanks Wi
> > That's was my first impression also, however RPPollSvc.Handle
> > doesn't exist
> > :-(
>
> Correct. TService is derrived from TDataModule and has no windows
> handle. However you can make one with AllocateHWND.
I guess message problems may have been why I gave up using the Borland
service
> Wilfried Mestdagh wrote:
>> Hello Paul,
>>
>>> That's was my first impression also, however RPPollSvc.Handle doesn't
>>> exist :-(
>>
>> Correct. TService is derrived from TDataModule and has no windows
>> handle. However you can make one with AllocateHWND.
Thanks Wilfried, got it working wit
Wilfried Mestdagh wrote:
> Hello Paul,
>
>> That's was my first impression also, however RPPollSvc.Handle doesn't
>> exist :-(
>
> Correct. TService is derrived from TDataModule and has no windows
> handle. However you can make one with AllocateHWND.
That's probably the best way.
If you need t
Hello Paul,
> That's was my first impression also, however RPPollSvc.Handle doesn't exist
> :-(
Correct. TService is derrived from TDataModule and has no windows
handle. However you can make one with AllocateHWND.
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Hi Angus,
That's was my first impression also, however RPPollSvc.Handle doesn't exist
:-(
Paul
> It should be:
>
> PostMessage (RPPollSvc.Handle, WM_ERROR, 0, 0);
>
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>From a thread within the server object I've tried to post a message
>to the service handle/threadID
> procedure TRPPollSvc.WMError(var message: TMessage); //message
> WM_ERROR;
>PostThreadMessage(MainHandle, WM_ERROR, 0, 0);
It should be:
PostMessage (RPPollSvc.Handle, WM_ERROR, 0, 0);
which
> The standard Borland service unit runs a perfectly normal application
> message pump, and you can drop event drive components like ICS, timers,
> etc, onto the form and they just work, and you can post message to the
> form handle.
How to post the message to what handle.
If you create a new se
Hello Paul,
> Isn't there anyway to get the threadid of the service application ?
Service.ServiceThread.ThreadID;
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> > If so it's my end ;( Where can I find infos, please?
> > Btw: Wilfried's class isn't an interactive service by default.
>
> I've read it a few times on the borland.delphi newsgroups.
> For what I remember, Vista will have a much stronger security and for
> that it wont allow any kind of direc
Hi Arno,
>
> If so it's my end ;( Where can I find infos, please?
> Btw: Wilfried's class isn't an interactive service by default.
I've read it a few times on the borland.delphi newsgroups.
For what I remember, Vista will have a much stronger security and for that
it wont allow any kind of direct
efault.
>
> Isn't there anyway to get the threadid of the service application ?
> Paul
>
>
>
> - Original Message -
> From: "Wilfried Mestdagh" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: "ICS support mailing"
> Sent: Tuesday, April
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Subject: Re: [twsocket] Postmessage in Service application
> Hello Paul,
>
>> I have made an object of the complete server, so I can compile it as a
>> program or as a service applicat
> Why not make your object self contained, that is make it as explained
> above:
> with a thread having a message pump.
But the service application already has a message pump, it wouldn't work
without it.
The Httpserver already works this way without an additional message pump.
Is there a way I
Hello Paul,
> I have made an object of the complete server, so I can compile it as a
> program or as a service application.
Simple, add a hiden window to the object and post messages to that
windwos hadnle instead of the form.
alternative, you find on my site a simple class to include. then you
Paul wrote:
> Normally, when a Http request is done (thru OnRequestdoen) I post a
> message to the form to restart a next Http request.
> This is normally done as PostMessage(handle, MyMessage, 0, 0)
> But where can I find the handle of the service application ?
> I have a similar problem with a ne
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Subject: Re: [twsocket] Postmessage in Service application
> Normally, when a Http request is done (thru OnRequestdoen) I post a
&
Normally, when a Http request is done (thru OnRequestdoen) I post a message
to the form to restart a next Http request.
This is normally done as PostMessage(handle, MyMessage, 0, 0)
But where can I find the handle of the service application ?
I have a similar problem with a new Httpserver I'm writ
Paul wrote:
> I want to convert a Http client application into a service application.
> How do I use PostMessage in a service application.
> I've tried with PostMessage /PostThreadMessage with handle=
> application.Handle, but is doens't seem to work :-(
Who shall receive that message? The service
Hello Paul,
There is no difference !
PostMessage post a message to a (hidden) window, while PostThreadMessage
post a message to a threadID with a messag pump.
Can you eventually clarify your question ?
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