See this article http://blog.sqlauthority.com/2011/05/21/sql-server-running-ssis-package-from-command-line/[^] Caveat: Each machine where the package is to be run must have a SSIS Installation which requires a SQL server license. This can get expensive.
If at first you don't succeed, look for directions in the trash.
Have you looked at ZeroMQ and using epgm binding?
If at first you don't succeed, look for directions in the trash.
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If at first you dont succeed, look for directions in the trash.
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I am going to answer the technical side of your question: I have done this before. My system consisted of following components: 1.Spider which collects proxy addresses from the web using google search and regex. 2.Proxy server test app. This apps goes thru the list of proxies and makes calls to webservice on my server using those proxies. This is done to make sure proxy acually works. Here is a good article on this topic http://www.codeproject.com/vb/net/web\_service\_by\_proxy.asp 3.A webservice which serves up valid proxy addresses. -- modified at 16:02 Thursday 17th August, 2006
You need to configure your Terminal Services Client. If you are using Remote Desktop (mstsc.exe) in XP, Setup new connection to your TS, then go to Local Resources Tab -> Keyboard section and pick "On Remote Computer" for Apply Windows Key Combinations option.
Nope, your T must have a parameterless constructor
public class ForumList : IEnumerable where T : new() { public void CreateMe() { T myclass = new T(); }
Windows service runs in a separate user context, i think this is the root cause of the problem. Try running it under the same user as your console application (your login id). Also try turning on "allow this service to interact with the desktop" feature.
Greetings, Windows service is not meant for user interaction. If you still like to achieve this functionality i suggest creating a Forms Application, then adding windows service controller to control your windows service, and adding notify icon control to that app.