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    Hello, I am creating a windows service which performs 20 operations based on some condition. So at one time one process will be executed. All these 20 different tasks are separate assemblies added to the windows service. The objects and the call to the assembly will be made only when needed. For example: Case "findcustomer" create object process Case "findVendor" create object process Is this approach a good idea? Also I want to know what needs to be keep in mind related to design of this service.

    Regards, Pavas

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      Hello, I am creating a windows service which performs 20 operations based on some condition. So at one time one process will be executed. All these 20 different tasks are separate assemblies added to the windows service. The objects and the call to the assembly will be made only when needed. For example: Case "findcustomer" create object process Case "findVendor" create object process Is this approach a good idea? Also I want to know what needs to be keep in mind related to design of this service.

      Regards, Pavas

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      Make sure you work out what the Start, Stop, Pause and Resume methods that the Service Manager allows to be called on the Service will actually do. For example to call Stop, do you need to know which 'process' you are running so it can be stopped? Does it take time to stop? Or maybe you can't tell if a process is running so then you need to find out? Do you realy need Pause and Resume? If so what will they do?

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        Hello, I am creating a windows service which performs 20 operations based on some condition. So at one time one process will be executed. All these 20 different tasks are separate assemblies added to the windows service. The objects and the call to the assembly will be made only when needed. For example: Case "findcustomer" create object process Case "findVendor" create object process Is this approach a good idea? Also I want to know what needs to be keep in mind related to design of this service.

        Regards, Pavas

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        Moim Hossain
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        Why the subject is saying about Web Service, you are actually designing a windows service..?

        Moim Hossain R&D Project Manager BlueCielo ECM Solutions BV

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          Why the subject is saying about Web Service, you are actually designing a windows service..?

          Moim Hossain R&D Project Manager BlueCielo ECM Solutions BV

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          That is a mistake. Sorry for that.

          Regards, Pavas

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