Doing ProcessMessages() in the TServiceApplication

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From: Rex Chen
Date: Mon, 04 Oct 2004 06:30

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Hi

I am implementing a win32 Service using TService Object and got some
problems...

In the typical Form based application (TApplication), I can do things
like following...

while( something_happened == false )
  Application->ProcessMessages();

waiting for something happen and let the program do something else.

but In the Service Application (TServiceApplication), there is no
ProcessMessages()

can do such thing, and once I have "Application->ProcessMessages();" in
my program,

compiler told me

[C++ Error] Unit1.cpp(27): E2015 Ambiguity between 'Application' and
'Svcmgr::Application'


Does anyone know how to do in the TServiceApplication Class ?

Thanks. ^^

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