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Stuart Parker
Hi... I'm messing about with windows services in vb.net 2005 and have the
following question.
I have a service which has a timer in it, which fires every minute -
Textbook stuff
I have a windows forms app which I would like to respond to the service
firing an event
For example. Service's timer triggers, and windows forms app then displays a
message saying "Event Fired"
Is this obvious and easy to do ... can't help feeling I have missed
something.
Or, does this need remoting/wcf to achieve ?
Cheers
Stu
following question.
I have a service which has a timer in it, which fires every minute -
Textbook stuff
I have a windows forms app which I would like to respond to the service
firing an event
For example. Service's timer triggers, and windows forms app then displays a
message saying "Event Fired"
Is this obvious and easy to do ... can't help feeling I have missed
something.
Or, does this need remoting/wcf to achieve ?
Cheers
Stu