G
Grok
My C# application is a Windows Service. I have two problems that I
would like to solve in the correct way using C#.NET.
1) There are a number of user settings which I'd like to store in an
XML file. I read these settings each time the service does some work,
then close the file. Should I use the Configuration class to read
this file from my service code?
2) I'd like to give the users a control panel application to change
the settings in a GUI. Well, not an old unmanaged .cpl, but whatever
we're "supposed to" be using now in .NET applications. Is there some
new psuedo-cpl hosting container in .NET that takes the place of what
Control Panel did? If not, how are people providing GUIs for their
users to change service settings?
TIA, Grok
would like to solve in the correct way using C#.NET.
1) There are a number of user settings which I'd like to store in an
XML file. I read these settings each time the service does some work,
then close the file. Should I use the Configuration class to read
this file from my service code?
2) I'd like to give the users a control panel application to change
the settings in a GUI. Well, not an old unmanaged .cpl, but whatever
we're "supposed to" be using now in .NET applications. Is there some
new psuedo-cpl hosting container in .NET that takes the place of what
Control Panel did? If not, how are people providing GUIs for their
users to change service settings?
TIA, Grok