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The best way to display live log output to a WPF windows.

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    Daudaka
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    Hi i am writing an application that has WPF as its front end and a Windows service which is responsible for scheduling and executing the my operations. At the moment i use WCF to send live progress messages to the client from the service and i add this message to a listbox on the WPF listbox using the items.add function from the code behind, But the performance is very poor. I need help or suggestions on the best way to display this messages efficiently.

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      Hi i am writing an application that has WPF as its front end and a Windows service which is responsible for scheduling and executing the my operations. At the moment i use WCF to send live progress messages to the client from the service and i add this message to a listbox on the WPF listbox using the items.add function from the code behind, But the performance is very poor. I need help or suggestions on the best way to display this messages efficiently.

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      Mycroft Holmes
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      What sort of volume and why do you consider performance poor. You have described the standard architecture for a monitoring app!

      Never underestimate the power of human stupidity RAH

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        Hi i am writing an application that has WPF as its front end and a Windows service which is responsible for scheduling and executing the my operations. At the moment i use WCF to send live progress messages to the client from the service and i add this message to a listbox on the WPF listbox using the items.add function from the code behind, But the performance is very poor. I need help or suggestions on the best way to display this messages efficiently.

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        Andreas X
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        I would bind a property containing the messages, perhaps a subset of messages, to a multiline textbox.

        Andreas Johansson
        Senior software developer at Tieto Sweden

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