It's often important -- using SendMessage (which directly calls the target's window
procedure, and blocks until it returns) would make Invoke calls be processed ahead of
other calls made by BeginInvoke, and potentially run _during_ other UI-code event
handlers that happened to call DoEvents().
Ali,
I would use WMI to interface the Windows Service, and Web Services to
extend a Service Interface for your WMI Windows Service Controller.
This allows you to use some existing API's on the server and client and
perhaps even reduce the number of threads in use.
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I am wanting to create a delegate at runtime using reflection but am unable
to get this working. Specifically, I would like to something like this:
foreach (MethodInfo mi in this.GetType().GetMethods(BindingFlags.Instance))
{
myDelegate = new MyDelegate(mi.MethodHandle)
myArray.Add(myDelegat
If you're considering using remoting, you may want to investigate genuine
channels www.genuinechannels.com, which purportedly helps to work around
some of the shortcomings of .NET remoting.
HTH,
Henry
-Original Message-
From: Ali Khawaja [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, March 01,
Does anyone know of a good example/tutorial out there of working with
sockets, I need to create/open sockets in my application that will allow
native clients to stream data to me. And maybe also allow me to stream data
back to the native client
You want the static method Delegate.CreateDelegate.
Something like this:
myDelegate = (MyDelegate) Delegate.CreateDelegate(typeof(MyDelegate),
mi);
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Ian Griffiths - DevelopMentor
http://www.interact-sw.co.uk/iangblog/
> -Original Message-
> From: Ryan Parlee
>
> I am wanting to c
Ryan Parlee schrieb:
I am wanting to create a delegate at runtime using reflection but am unable
to get this working. Specifically, I would like to something like this:
foreach (MethodInfo mi in this.GetType().GetMethods(BindingFlags.Instance))
{
myDelegate = new MyDelegate(mi.MethodHandle)
my
Since you are looping over instance methods you will need to create a
delegate with an invocation target. This means you can't pass the
MethodInfo to CreateDelegate, rather you will need to pass the instance
the method is to be invoked on and the name of the method. Also, I think
that you'll need t
SendMessage only calls the target window's procedure directly if you
call it from the UI thread. The Win32 documentation says that if you
send a message from some other thread, the message will only be
processed when the UI thread executes message retrieval code (i.e. its
message pump runs). It w
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At 07:22 AM 3/2/2004, Griffiths, Ian wrote (in part)
>SendMessage only calls the target window's procedure directly if you
>call it from the UI thread. The Win32 documentation says that if you
>send a message from some other thread, the message will only be
>processed when the UI thread ex
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