Re: desktop app talk with service app


"Arthur Hoornweg" <antispam.hoornweg@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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- Is the service started at boot time or as needed

It can be done either way. With the "LocalService" registry in place, the
OS can auto-start the service if needed when the COM object is instantiated
by any client program.

- Under which user account does the service run?

Whatever account you configure it to run in. It runs in the SYSTEM account
by default.

- Is this Vista-compatible (UAC) ?

I have no clue. I stay away from Vista with a 1-mile pole!


Gambit


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