Re: NT Service

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From: kbcafe
Date: Tue, 20 Jun 2000 00:00

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How do you wish to interact with the service?
Do you want to start it?
Send service control messages to it?
Typically an NT service exposes some type of IPC.
If that IPC was TCP/IP, then you could communicate over that protocol.

Randy Charles Morin

In article <394A9CDF.7E4C7FED@ucbcba.edu.bo>,
  bascone@ucbcba.edu.bo wrote:
> Hi:
>
> I do not know if this is the appropiate newsgroup to my question.
>
> How can a JavaApplication interact with a Windows NT Service?
>
> Thanks in advanx
>
> Ernesto
>

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