C# windows service listener

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Remove From My Forums. Answered by:. Archived Forums. Visual C. Sign in to vote. If found solutions that use a time to check periodically the status of the service and I woundered if their is any Event that I could maybe use in case the Service gets stopped e. All professional tray Icons are changed Instantly so their should be a way, but which? Wednesday, May 14, PM. Collect ; Thread. Sleep ; Anyone out there with any ideas, I'd really appeciate it.

Thanks all!!!! Follow Post Reply. Lastly, I wish to delete the file s once they are dropped. You could loop round for a few times, sleeping between attempts, until you can delete it. Thanks for the quick response. It turns out that the Changed event as opposed to the Created event provides the consistency I was looking for.

Also, adding a short duration sleep command ms allowed the service which is multi-threaded to relinquish control to the worker threads. Unfortunately, using the Changed event , triggers multiple times as the file is being written to the directory, which results in multiple writes to the event log for a single file.

Is there any way to check when a file has completed writing after being placed in a folder? Hi, No really, you can do one of several things: 1- If you control the file's generator you can opt to create a "flag" file with the same name that the output file with a different extension, and "watch" this flag file instead of the content file itself.

Or a combination of both. Cheers, -- Ignacio Machin, ignacio. This discussion thread is closed Start new discussion. Similar topics. NET Framework. Windows Service Errors