Someone@yahoo.com
7/29/2004 7:12:00 PM
Hi, Tim Smith:
Mute about dotNet remoting. Your job task can be easily completed with
help of my SocketPro at www.udaparts.com in dotNet and C/C++. All of
requests and returns can be queued and batched. You can use one center
application to manage other applications either remotely or locally without
any problem at all.
--
Yuancai (Charlie) Ye
Fast and securely accessing all of remote data sources anywhere with
SocketPro using batch/queue, asynchrony and parallel computation with online
compressing
See 30 well-tested and real OLEDB examples
www.udaparts.com
"Tim Smith" <timasmith@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:a7234bb1.0407290247.7648ca37@posting.google.com...
> Hi,
>
> I have a system which comprises of a number of server side application
> and services. There is a thread per service or application and some
> threads may also create their own application threads.
>
> ServerApplication.exe
> ----------Controller Thread
> ---------App1
> ---------App2
> ---------App3
> ----------Subsystem1
> ----------Major Application2
>
> AnotherApplication.exe
> ----------App4
>
> Other than the executable processes I want a remote application to
> communicate with all server's and stop, start or get a status of any
> thread.
>
>
> ----------- ------------
> | Server | --------| ServerApp |
> ------------ | |-----------|
> | Start() | | | Run() |
> | Stop() |<|--------| | Dispose() |
> | Status() | | -------------
> ------------ |
> | ------------
> --------| Controller|
> | |-----------|
> | | Run() |
> | | Dispose() |
> | -------------
> |
> | ------------
> --------| AnotherApp|
> |-----------|
> | Run() |
> | Dispose() |
> -------------
>
>
>
> The thread which creates other threads I assume would only be able to
> execute the three thread safe calls. But does that thread have a
> list, does it queue incoming commands, should I create an exposed
> remote interface, or open a port to wait for commands?
>
> Lots of decisions and I wonder if this has ALL been done before - does
> anyone have experience?
>
> thanks
>
> Tim