| .NET Diagnostics - II, A Threads Monitoring Application |
| The Code Project |
| This is the second article in a series of showing how System.Diagnostics classes in .NET SDK can be used to get information about the running process. In my first article “Using Diagnostic Classes In .NET SDK”, I tried to create an application that shows some static information about the processes that are running on a machine. In the article I will try to explain the usage of one more Diagnostic class, System.Diagnostic.ProcessThread. As the name of the class suggests, it is all the information about the threads. |
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| .NET Dot Net Guruers: Const in C#, Exception Filters, IWin32Window, and More |
| MSDN |
| Const in C#, Exception Filters, IWin32Window, and More |
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| .NET Tools: Ten Must-Have Tools Every Developer Should Download Now |
| MSDN |
| 10 Tools you can use to make your development easier, faster and more fun! |
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| ASP.NET Process Killer |
| Egg Head Cafe |
| Not long ago, I posted a Code Snippet here to show how to use ASP.NET to kill a running process on a remote webserver. It turns out that System.Diagnostics is uniquely suited to handle stuff like this. In fact, I found it so useful that I've revised the original code to bring all the running processes into an ASP:DropDownList control and DataBind the control from the ArrayList that the processes were stored in.
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| Automated Registration of Visual Studio Custom Tools |
| The Code Project |
| Describes a utility to simplify the registration of a VS.NET custom tool |
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| Executing External Applications |
| devCity.NET |
| This sample demonstrates how to execute external programs from your .NET applications. |
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| Executing External Applications From Your .NET Application |
| Bipin Joshi |
| In some cases you need to execute some external application from your own application. The common candidates for such task are: Running BCP in SQL Server, Running batch scripts that automate some tasks, Start some add-in application like text editor, Opening read me kind of files at the end of installation. |
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| Generate PDF documents from a HTML page using ASP.NET |
| The Code Project |
| Convert HTML to PDF from an ASPX page. |
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| How do I Start an Outside Application Programmatically |
| C# Corner |
| This is a very simple example to start an application (exe, bat, etc.) that runs outside NET. I never found help on this simple topic so maybe it's useful for someone else. |
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| Integrate Help Into Your .Net Apps |
| The Code Project |
| An article on how to leverage .NET to integrate Help into your applications. |
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| Monitoring Processes and Threads in .NET |
| C#Today |
| In this article, Melanie Talmadge shows us how to write a process and thread monitoring system in .NET using C#. We cover the System.Diagnostics namespace with its Process and ProcessThread classes for working with process and threads, and write our own Task Manager application, similar to that which comes with Windows NT and Windows 2000. This program displays all the running processes, their related resources and related threads. |
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| Online CPU Console using a Web Control Library with .NET Security |
| C#Today |
| Administering applications and servers when not connected to the network can be a nightmare, especially when only a few people manage the application. Just imagine going out for an evening on the town and then you’re paged at one o’clock in the morning with an alarming message that your application has gone down. For companies without Virtual Private Networks (VPN) the task is even more difficult because now you must come to the office to rescue your application. |
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| Redirecting Standard Input/Output using the Process Class |
| C# Corner |
| When a program starts, a new process (a program in execution) is created by the operating system, and this process is identified by its process Id and also a name. In .NET, the process component is used to start a new process or even kill or suspend an existing one. Also we can get some statistics about the process already running, |
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| Standard I/O: Console Appplications in .NET, or Teaching a New Dog Old Tricks |
| MSDN |
| When you write console apps that take advantage of pipelines, you get the combined power of lots of small, simple apps. While each application in the pipe is fairly simple, the result of their interaction can be a relatively complex task. |
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