I have a Windows (NT) service developed in .NET 3.5 (VS2008). I want this
service to log messages to a WinForms application that will display it's
progress to the user. It has to run under Vista, so I can't use an
interactive service. The monitoring application will just display a list of
these log entries as they arrive.
I'd like to use WCF (using it to consume a third party web service already).
However, I can't fnd any examples that show me have to *push* data to
another application using WCF. All the simple examples seem to have the
client calling a function in the service that returns a string message.
Doesn't anyone know of any sample code that shows how to do this? I'd have
thought the need to monitor a service was common enough there there would be
the odd tutorial.
service to log messages to a WinForms application that will display it's
progress to the user. It has to run under Vista, so I can't use an
interactive service. The monitoring application will just display a list of
these log entries as they arrive.
I'd like to use WCF (using it to consume a third party web service already).
However, I can't fnd any examples that show me have to *push* data to
another application using WCF. All the simple examples seem to have the
client calling a function in the service that returns a string message.
Doesn't anyone know of any sample code that shows how to do this? I'd have
thought the need to monitor a service was common enough there there would be
the odd tutorial.
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