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Windows Services in C# - Articles, Resources, Downloads, Blogs, Book Chapters, Tutorial, Source code
Welcome to Windows Services section of C# Corner. In this section, you will find various Windows Services related source code samples, articles, tutorials, and tips.
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Windows Firewall setting for SharePoint Site Access in LAN by Diptimaya Patra on Oct 10, 2009
Windows Firewall setting for SharePoint Site Access in LAN
Creating Window Service in ASP.NET 1.1 by Srinivas Kotra on Oct 03, 2009
In this article you will learn how to Create Window Service in ASP.NET 1.1.
Creating a Windows Service in C# by pravin jayakumar on Jun 16, 2008
This article shows how to create a simple Windows Service using C# and Visual Studio 2005.
Find, Minimize, Maximize, Restore the window by Mohan Kumar on Feb 05, 2008
This article explains you how to find, minimize, maximize, restore the window using win API.
Introduction to Building a Plug-In Architecture Using C# by Matthew Cochran on Sep 09, 2007
In this article we'll take another look at how we can use the state pattern to build a plug-in architecture that will allow us to change the behavior of our application by placing differnt plug-ins into a folder.
Scheduled WebService call using Windows Service by Manikandan S on Jun 21, 2007
This Windows Service will call the web service at the Time mentioned in the App.config file. The Schedules can be made Monthly, Weekly and Daily (To be Set in the App.config file).
Windows Services Admin: Control Your Windows Services by Dipal Choksi on May 22, 2007
In this article, we will create an application to control Windows services on our local computer as well as on remote computers. You can simultaneously Stop or Start multiple Services on the local computer or on the specified remote computer.
Creating a Windows Service in C# by Mahesh Chand on May 10, 2007
Windows Services is a new name for NT Services in .NET. This tutorial steps you through creating a Windows Service and how to install and start it.
Passing parameters to C# Windows Services by Anand Thakur on Oct 06, 2006
This article explains how to create C# windows service and pass parameters to it.
Service Explorer by Levent Camlibel on Aug 23, 2006
This program manages services running in your computer. You can use the GetServices method on the ServiceController class to retrieve a list of the services on a particular computer.
Email notification of FileSystem changes in C# by Sateesh Kumar on Jun 16, 2006
This article tells us how to create a windows service to get notifiactions of filesystem changes remotely.
Application Scheduler Service Using C#.Net And XML by Ajith Kumar Radhakrishnan on May 31, 2006
This is an application scheduler that is implemented as a Windows Service, similar to the Windows Task Scheduler - but simple, as it has fewer configuration options and it uses XML to store and retrieve data.
Monitoring System Usage using Windows Service by Sateesh Kumar on May 29, 2006
This article shows how to record system usage using Windows Service in C#.NET
Controlling behavior of existing services in system by Praveen Moosad on Feb 23, 2006
This article shows how to access the windows services in your system and change the behavior of the services from your application.
Debugging Windows Services in C# and .NET by Praveen Moosad on Feb 06, 2006
The compiled executable file that a service application project creates must be installed on the server before the project can function in a meaningful way. You cannot debug or run a service application by pressing F5 or F11. Here we are going to see how to debug our own windows services.
Meal Scheduler in C# by Maheswara Rao on Feb 06, 2006
In this application once you enter your meal timings. A message box will appear on the screen while you are working and remember you about your meal with light sound.
Birthday Wish Scheduler in C# by Praveen Moosad on Feb 02, 2006
In this article we are going to see how to build a windows service for fetching record from database and wishing the person whose birthday falls on that particular day.
Installing a Service Programmatically by Sachin Nigam on Jan 17, 2006
With the arrival of .NET, creation of a windows service has become a piece of cake by just selecting Windows Service as project type in the New Project Dialog Box.
A Scheduled Application Launcher Service in C# and .NET by Mike Gold on Jan 16, 2006
This an article is on launching scheduled tasks. Not quite as exciting as launching a spaceship into outer space, but…hey, even astronauts have to automate some of their day to day activities.
Windows Service Information Component by Chandra Hundigam on Jan 16, 2006
This article is on a reusable Windows service information component, which queries and retrieves the Windows service information.
Building Dynamic Service in C# by Tim Osten on Jan 15, 2006
This is a service that will run an application, and can be used over an over without hard coding any information.
Forum Alert Service Version 1.0 by sivakumar.nagarajan ' on Jan 15, 2006
The Alert Service is a Windows service that can be deployed in any discussion forums and whenever a thread is posted to the forums, an alert will be issued in the form of a message to the user.
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