Re: desktop app talk with service app


"Brayn" <brayn@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Can I run functions from service application?

Use RPC (remote procedure call) or ActiveX/COM for that. I prefer the
latter myself. I have written several services that host COM out-of-process
servers that applications can use to access the services through.

If not, can I exchange data?

Of course.

I will retrieve all info and send from service to desktop using XML.
Any component for that?

Not specifically, no. But you can use any IPC (interprocess communication)
mechanism you want - named pipes, mailslots, TCP/IP sockets, shared memory,
etc.


Gambit


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