Thanks for the info.
Michel.
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>>>This is exactly the purpose of Microsoft Message Queue (MSMQ). You can send the data to the queue and then B.EXE can read the queue and process the data.
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>>Craig
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>>You have sure got my attention, but what is MSMQ. I'll admit I've never heard of it until now. As a Visual Studio owner, do I already own it? Is it one of those free Microsoft products? Where do I buy it if I don't already have it? Is it just a concept that I should be building in VFP as a COM server?
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>>There's so much to learn. I'm sure glad we've got the thread.
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>>Bob
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>You can get more info at
http://www.microsoft.com/ntserver/appservice/exec/overview/MSMQ_Overview.asp>
>I'm just getting into this myself. There is also a book that you can check out:
>Designing Applications with MSMQ by Alan Diskman, published by Addison Wesley, ISBN 0-201-32581-0.
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>What's really cool is that with VFPCOM.DLL, you can bind code to the MSMQ events and fire your app when a message arrives. This is much better than looping to check the queue or doing it inside a timer.