Hi

I have lots applications are already written by C++. It 's easy to use
PostMessage in one application and catch this message in another
application's WndProc Function.
Since .net have some powerful library. I use C# to develop new
application. But I do not know how to using simlar function in C# to
communication to my exist C++ application.
Any help would be appreciate.

George chen

Hello!
You wrote on Tue, 17 May 2005 11:42:24 -0700:

GC> Since .net have some powerful library. I use C# to develop new
GC> application. But I do not know how to using simlar function in C# to
GC> communication to my exist C++ application.

You can try MsgConnect ( http://www.eldos.com/msgconnect/ ) for this.
MsgConnect lets you communicate between applications residing on the same or
different systems easily using TCP, UDP, HTTP, memory-mapped files.

With best regards,
Eugene Mayevski

Thanks Eugene,

Since my application runs on PocketPC, I am afraid MsgConnecct can not
run on PocketPC.
I just want to find a simple method to notify each other. Here is my code
in C++:
App a:
#define WM_SCANBARCODE WM_APP + 100
::PostMessage(HWND_BROADCAST, WM_SCANBARCODE , 0, 0);
App b:
case WM_SCANBARCODE: // WM_SCANBARCODE = WM_APP + 100
break;

Thanks anyway,
George Chen




"Eugene Mayevski" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Hello!
> You wrote on Tue, 17 May 2005 11:42:24 -0700:
>
> GC> Since .net have some powerful library. I use C# to develop new
> GC> application. But I do not know how to using simlar function in C# to
> GC> communication to my exist C++ application.
>
> You can try MsgConnect ( http://www.eldos.com/msgconnect/ ) for this.
> MsgConnect lets you communicate between applications residing on the same
> or
> different systems easily using TCP, UDP, HTTP, memory-mapped files.
>
> With best regards,
> Eugene Mayevski
>

> Since .net have some powerful library. I use C# to develop new
>application. But I do not know how to using simlar function in C# to
>communication to my exist C++ application.

PostMessage can still be used.



Mattias

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MSMQ?

"George Chen" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Hi
>
> I have lots applications are already written by C++. It 's easy to use
> PostMessage in one application and catch this message in another
> application's WndProc Function.
> Since .net have some powerful library. I use C# to develop new
> application. But I do not know how to using simlar function in C# to
> communication to my exist C++ application.
> Any help would be appreciate.
>
> George chen
>
>

Thanks Mattias

For the sender, PostMessage can still be used in C#.
But, for the receiver, How does it get this notification message in C#?

Thanks
George Chen

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>> Since .net have some powerful library. I use C# to develop new
>>application. But I do not know how to using simlar function in C# to
>>communication to my exist C++ application.
>
> PostMessage can still be used.
>
>
>
> Mattias
>
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> Mattias Sjögren [MVP] mattias @ mvps.org
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Hi, my friend
In order to using MSMQ, I have to rewrite my c++ appliction. but the
application is deployed to many customer already.
Thanks anyway
George

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> MSMQ?
>
> "George Chen" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>> Hi
>>
>> I have lots applications are already written by C++. It 's easy to use
>> PostMessage in one application and catch this message in another
>> application's WndProc Function.
>> Since .net have some powerful library. I use C# to develop new
>> application. But I do not know how to using simlar function in C# to
>> communication to my exist C++ application.
>> Any help would be appreciate.
>>
>> George chen
>>
>>
>
>

> But, for the receiver, How does it get this notification message in C#?

Override the WndProc method on the recieving form.



Mattias

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Hi Mattias
I found I can override Class Form's WndProc Function from a Windows
Application.
But, Form's WndProc Function is not found from a Smart Device Application.
Only 5 protected function OnActivated, OnClosed, OnClosing, OnDeactivate and
OnLoad can be overrided. You know, compact framework has lack of
functionality.
Thanks again.

George Chen

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>> But, for the receiver, How does it get this notification message in C#?
>
> Override the WndProc method on the recieving form.
>
>
>
> Mattias
>
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>Only 5 protected function OnActivated, OnClosed, OnClosing, OnDeactivate and
>OnLoad can be overrided. You know, compact framework has lack of
>functionality.

If you're targeting CF you can probably get better help in the group
microsoft.public.dotnet.framework.compactframework



Mattias

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