My name is Gabriel

I was reading a lot about windows services. I have a little problem and I
need one of those incredible advices. I'm developing a windows service with
a "System.Timer" to check MessageQueues and do some work I need it to do, is
a kind of monitor. I would like to expose some methods from this service to
make them available through Web Services. I was reading lot of your
solutions but I can't have a complete idea yet, I read some advices to use
Remoting is that ok ? can you tell me how ? or what solution is the best ?

To have an idea how this architecture looks ...

_____ _______________
| WS | <-------> | Windows Service |
--------- --------------------------

Where windows service checks some Message Queues and get all the messages
and "exposes some methods" to do some stuff and I want to use this methods
from some web services.
Thank you in advance,

Gabriel Aizcorbe

Gabriel Aizcorbe wrote:
> My name is Gabriel
>
> I was reading a lot about windows services. I have a little problem
> and I need one of those incredible advices. I'm developing a windows
> service with a "System.Timer" to check MessageQueues and do some work
> I need it to do, is a kind of monitor. I would like to expose some
> methods from this service to make them available through Web
> Services. I was reading lot of your solutions but I can't have a
> complete idea yet, I read some advices to use Remoting is that ok ?
> can you tell me how ? or what solution is the best ?
> To have an idea how this architecture looks ...
>
> _____ _______________
>> WS | <-------> | Windows Service |
> --------- --------------------------
>
> Where windows service checks some Message Queues and get all the
> messages and "exposes some methods" to do some stuff and I want to
> use this methods from some web services.
> Thank you in advance,

Hi,

You need to make the service data made available to the web service. The
web service will be a different object, but since the web service is
ASP.NET based it means that it will be in a different process. So see my
reply to the question "Communication via IPC"

Richard
--
http://www.grimes.demon.co.uk/workshops/fusionWS.htm
http://www.grimes.demon.co.uk/workshops/securityWS.htm

Thank you Richard, but I figured out while I was waiting the answer... I've
used Remoting...

Thank you
Regards,
Gabriel Aizcorbe

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> Gabriel Aizcorbe wrote:
>> My name is Gabriel
>>
>> I was reading a lot about windows services. I have a little problem
>> and I need one of those incredible advices. I'm developing a windows
>> service with a "System.Timer" to check MessageQueues and do some work
>> I need it to do, is a kind of monitor. I would like to expose some
>> methods from this service to make them available through Web
>> Services. I was reading lot of your solutions but I can't have a
>> complete idea yet, I read some advices to use Remoting is that ok ?
>> can you tell me how ? or what solution is the best ?
>> To have an idea how this architecture looks ...
>>
>> _____ _______________
>>> WS | <-------> | Windows Service |
>> --------- --------------------------
>>
>> Where windows service checks some Message Queues and get all the
>> messages and "exposes some methods" to do some stuff and I want to
>> use this methods from some web services.
>> Thank you in advance,
>
> Hi,
>
> You need to make the service data made available to the web service. The
> web service will be a different object, but since the web service is
> ASP.NET based it means that it will be in a different process. So see my
> reply to the question "Communication via IPC"
>
> Richard
> --
> http://www.grimes.demon.co.uk/workshops/fusionWS.htm
> http://www.grimes.demon.co.uk/workshops/securityWS.htm
>