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PJ Olson
In C++ we had the ability to create a property page that could be merged
into an existing property sheet to provide customization inputs for users.
Can anyone point me to an example of how to do this in C#? I am creating a
windows service which has dynamic parameters that the user can change.
Instead of creating an administration application I would like to include
the parameters in a property page and have it merged with the default
property sheet provided by the windows service control manager. Microsoft
does this same sort of thing (probably using MFC) with their SNMP service in
XP. If you look at the properties of this service you will see extra tabbed
pages that contain configuration params that the user can change. This is
exactly what I am trying to accomplish in C#.
Any help or guidance would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks,
PJ
into an existing property sheet to provide customization inputs for users.
Can anyone point me to an example of how to do this in C#? I am creating a
windows service which has dynamic parameters that the user can change.
Instead of creating an administration application I would like to include
the parameters in a property page and have it merged with the default
property sheet provided by the windows service control manager. Microsoft
does this same sort of thing (probably using MFC) with their SNMP service in
XP. If you look at the properties of this service you will see extra tabbed
pages that contain configuration params that the user can change. This is
exactly what I am trying to accomplish in C#.
Any help or guidance would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks,
PJ