digitalmars.D.announce - Classes to build a Windows service.
- Steve Teale (8/8) Jun 05 2007 I've built a set of classes:
- BCS (5/16) Jun 05 2007 If you are looking for some place to host them and can't find a better p...
- Steve Teale (2/24) Jun 05 2007 That seems sensible to start with. What should I actually do?
- BCS (8/31) Jun 05 2007 If you do SVN and have a dsource account all you will have to do is:
- Steve Teale (2/38) Jun 05 2007 User name is teales
- Steve Teale (2/38) Jun 06 2007 Can't check the stuff in - authorization fails.
- BCS (2/49) Jun 06 2007 I was offline for the night, try again
- Steve Teale (2/52) Jun 06 2007 Thanks - tis done.
- Christoph Singewald (5/30) Oct 23 2007 Hi!
- jcc7 (10/28) Oct 23 2007 I believe that these are the files that you seek:
- Steve Teale (2/37) Oct 26 2007 The stuff is at www.britseyeview.com/D/. It may be a little out of date...
- Tyler Jensen (10/53) Aug 22 2014 Steve, I believe an early version of your code made it's way to
I've built a set of classes: EventLogger TinyXML PropertyFile ServiceBase ServiceImplementation BeepService (example) Any suggestions (preferably positive) as to what I should do with them?
Jun 05 2007
Reply to Steve,I've built a set of classes: EventLogger TinyXML PropertyFile ServiceBase ServiceImplementation BeepService (example) Any suggestions (preferably positive) as to what I should do with them?If you are looking for some place to host them and can't find a better place you can put them in scrapple. http://www.dsource.org/projects/scrapple/ just send me a dsource user name and I'll let you in
Jun 05 2007
BCS Wrote:Reply to Steve,That seems sensible to start with. What should I actually do?I've built a set of classes: EventLogger TinyXML PropertyFile ServiceBase ServiceImplementation BeepService (example) Any suggestions (preferably positive) as to what I should do with them?If you are looking for some place to host them and can't find a better place you can put them in scrapple. http://www.dsource.org/projects/scrapple/ just send me a dsource user name and I'll let you in
Jun 05 2007
Reply to Steve,BCS Wrote:If you do SVN and have a dsource account all you will have to do is: get write access to scrapple (send me a username) checkout scrapple add your stuff commit it back to SVN add some sort of docs to the wiki ("A bunch of windows wrapper classes" would be enough, but more would be better)Reply to Steve,That seems sensible to start with. What should I actually do?I've built a set of classes: EventLogger TinyXML PropertyFile ServiceBase ServiceImplementation BeepService (example) Any suggestions (preferably positive) as to what I should do with them?If you are looking for some place to host them and can't find a better place you can put them in scrapple. http://www.dsource.org/projects/scrapple/ just send me a dsource user name and I'll let you in
Jun 05 2007
Steve Teale <steve.teale britseyeview.com> BCS Wrote:Reply to Steve,User name is tealesBCS Wrote:If you do SVN and have a dsource account all you will have to do is: get write access to scrapple (send me a username) checkout scrapple add your stuff commit it back to SVN add some sort of docs to the wiki ("A bunch of windows wrapper classes" would be enough, but more would be better)Reply to Steve,That seems sensible to start with. What should I actually do?I've built a set of classes: EventLogger TinyXML PropertyFile ServiceBase ServiceImplementation BeepService (example) Any suggestions (preferably positive) as to what I should do with them?If you are looking for some place to host them and can't find a better place you can put them in scrapple. http://www.dsource.org/projects/scrapple/ just send me a dsource user name and I'll let you in
Jun 05 2007
BCS Wrote:Reply to Steve,Can't check the stuff in - authorization fails.BCS Wrote:If you do SVN and have a dsource account all you will have to do is: get write access to scrapple (send me a username) checkout scrapple add your stuff commit it back to SVN add some sort of docs to the wiki ("A bunch of windows wrapper classes" would be enough, but more would be better)Reply to Steve,That seems sensible to start with. What should I actually do?I've built a set of classes: EventLogger TinyXML PropertyFile ServiceBase ServiceImplementation BeepService (example) Any suggestions (preferably positive) as to what I should do with them?If you are looking for some place to host them and can't find a better place you can put them in scrapple. http://www.dsource.org/projects/scrapple/ just send me a dsource user name and I'll let you in
Jun 06 2007
Steve Teale wrote:BCS Wrote:I was offline for the night, try againReply to Steve,Can't check the stuff in - authorization fails.BCS Wrote:If you do SVN and have a dsource account all you will have to do is: get write access to scrapple (send me a username) checkout scrapple add your stuff commit it back to SVN add some sort of docs to the wiki ("A bunch of windows wrapper classes" would be enough, but more would be better)Reply to Steve,That seems sensible to start with. What should I actually do?I've built a set of classes: EventLogger TinyXML PropertyFile ServiceBase ServiceImplementation BeepService (example) Any suggestions (preferably positive) as to what I should do with them?If you are looking for some place to host them and can't find a better place you can put them in scrapple. http://www.dsource.org/projects/scrapple/ just send me a dsource user name and I'll let you in
Jun 06 2007
BCS Wrote:Steve Teale wrote:Thanks - tis done.BCS Wrote:I was offline for the night, try againReply to Steve,Can't check the stuff in - authorization fails.BCS Wrote:If you do SVN and have a dsource account all you will have to do is: get write access to scrapple (send me a username) checkout scrapple add your stuff commit it back to SVN add some sort of docs to the wiki ("A bunch of windows wrapper classes" would be enough, but more would be better)Reply to Steve,That seems sensible to start with. What should I actually do?I've built a set of classes: EventLogger TinyXML PropertyFile ServiceBase ServiceImplementation BeepService (example) Any suggestions (preferably positive) as to what I should do with them?If you are looking for some place to host them and can't find a better place you can put them in scrapple. http://www.dsource.org/projects/scrapple/ just send me a dsource user name and I'll let you in
Jun 06 2007
Hi! Did you put your classes somewhere, I'm interested how you build the service. At the moment I had no luck. tnx christoph Steve Teale Wrote:BCS Wrote:Reply to Steve,That seems sensible to start with. What should I actually do?I've built a set of classes: EventLogger TinyXML PropertyFile ServiceBase ServiceImplementation BeepService (example) Any suggestions (preferably positive) as to what I should do with them?If you are looking for some place to host them and can't find a better place you can put them in scrapple. http://www.dsource.org/projects/scrapple/ just send me a dsource user name and I'll let you in
Oct 23 2007
== Quote from Christoph Singewald (christoph singewald.at)'s articleHi! Did you put your classes somewhere, I'm interested how you build the service. At the moment I had no luck.I believe that these are the files that you seek: http://www.dsource.org/projects/scrapple/browser/trunk/bevutils By the way, bevutils is mentioned on the scrapple home page: "bevutils - Set of Classes for building Windows Services: source:trunk/bevutils (see documentation)" (http://www.dsource.org/projects/scrapple/) Archived thread for reference: http://www.digitalmars.com/d/archives/digitalmars/D/announce/Classes_to_build_a_Windows_service._8940.htmltnx christoph Steve Teale Wrote:...BCS Wrote:Reply to Steve,I've built a set of classes: EventLogger TinyXML PropertyFile ServiceBase ServiceImplementation BeepService (example)
Oct 23 2007
Christoph Singewald Wrote:Hi! Did you put your classes somewhere, I'm interested how you build the service. At the moment I had no luck. tnx christoph Steve Teale Wrote:The stuff is at www.britseyeview.com/D/. It may be a little out of date with respect to Walter's current versions, since I have just moved to Tanzania, and it's taken me some time to get an Internet connection that is useful.BCS Wrote:Reply to Steve,That seems sensible to start with. What should I actually do?I've built a set of classes: EventLogger TinyXML PropertyFile ServiceBase ServiceImplementation BeepService (example) Any suggestions (preferably positive) as to what I should do with them?If you are looking for some place to host them and can't find a better place you can put them in scrapple. http://www.dsource.org/projects/scrapple/ just send me a dsource user name and I'll let you in
Oct 26 2007
On Friday, 26 October 2007 at 18:47:43 UTC, Steve Teale wrote:Christoph Singewald Wrote:Steve, I believe an early version of your code made it's way to me and this is what I ended up with after a fix to the Win32 bindings for x64. https://github.com/duovia/WindowsServiceInD I'm using the Windows API library (source actually) on dsource.org. See link on the github page. I found it difficult to find a complete solution to the problem, so I'm going to cross post in a few places to make it easier to find for others seeking an answer to the same question.Hi! Did you put your classes somewhere, I'm interested how you build the service. At the moment I had no luck. tnx christoph Steve Teale Wrote:The stuff is at www.britseyeview.com/D/. It may be a little out of date with respect to Walter's current versions, since I have just moved to Tanzania, and it's taken me some time to get an Internet connection that is useful.BCS Wrote:Reply to Steve,That seems sensible to start with. What should I actually do?I've built a set of classes: EventLogger TinyXML PropertyFile ServiceBase ServiceImplementation BeepService (example) Any suggestions (preferably positive) as to what I should do with them?If you are looking for some place to host them and can't find a better place you can put them in scrapple. http://www.dsource.org/projects/scrapple/ just send me a dsource user name and I'll let you in
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