I found example code (http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/2/window_service.asp) for the service. I'll give it a try in IP as well.
On 11/9/05, Keith J. Farmer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
It's pretty easy to write an NT service using .NET -- there are classes in the framework for this exact thing as well as examples on the web. I'm not certain, though, if the services are accessed as libraries or as executables, which could potentially complicate matters given the limited support IP currently has for creating libraries.
For Outlook, you'd need VSTO (Visual Studio Tools for Office), I think? Someone else can probably answer this more authoritatively than I can.
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Subject: [IronPython] Writing a service or an Outlook add-in with IP
using CPython and Mark Hammond's PyWin32 package it is rather easy to write a real windows service in Python. By real, I mean an application that can react on the service start/stop/restart... commands.
It is also pretty easy to write an Outlook Add-In (see the SpamBayes project).
Are these two things already possible in IP (without PyWin32 obviously) and if so, what would be the way to go?
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