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Hello All,
I have a question about using an ActiveX control with a Windows Servce in
C#. I believe it is not possible to properly setup an ActiveX control in a
windows service as the particular ActiveX control we're using (GrFinger for
fingerprint reader)implements several event handlers. It is also my
understanding that there is no Message Pump within a Windows Service. I
suppose I could create my own message pump, but this seems like a really
wrong approach.
Can anyone confirm my views as my supervisor insists this is the way to code
our current project and I don't want to code down a road that isn't worth
coding down...
My idea is to use a Windows Service with either .NET remoting or Sockets to
interact with a Windows Forms App (which has the ActiveX on it)
If there is a way to setup an event driven ActiveX in a Windows Service,
please give me suggestions.
Thanks for your time,
John F.
I have a question about using an ActiveX control with a Windows Servce in
C#. I believe it is not possible to properly setup an ActiveX control in a
windows service as the particular ActiveX control we're using (GrFinger for
fingerprint reader)implements several event handlers. It is also my
understanding that there is no Message Pump within a Windows Service. I
suppose I could create my own message pump, but this seems like a really
wrong approach.
Can anyone confirm my views as my supervisor insists this is the way to code
our current project and I don't want to code down a road that isn't worth
coding down...
My idea is to use a Windows Service with either .NET remoting or Sockets to
interact with a Windows Forms App (which has the ActiveX on it)
If there is a way to setup an event driven ActiveX in a Windows Service,
please give me suggestions.
Thanks for your time,
John F.