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First - so I don't get in any trouble - I've posted a similar question on other forums but have not gotten any responses so branching out in my quest for help as well as changing the question a little. Previously I was trying to find out why calling LoadUserProfile(...) …

Currently I have a windows service written in C# (running as LocalSystem) which creates a user account, needed for impersonation, by using the DirectoryEntry to add the user/password and associated UserFlags. Then it simply uses this account to perform some tasks (using impersonation) using the LogonUser() functionality - works perfectly. …

I am trying to serialize a List which looks as follows: [Code] public class Comp { public enum TYPE { Type1, Type2, Type3 }; public Type type; [/Code] So, I create a list of these like this: [Code] Comp a = new Comp(); a.type = Type.Type1; Comp b = new …

I am trying to send an EXCEPTION from a Web Server to a Client using JAX-WS ... When the exception is thrown by the server the client does catch it ... but the contents are not the expected message... [Code] [Server.java] package pck; @WebService() public class Server { @WebMethod() public …

My system has a service (Serv.exe) which starts as LocalSystem and should be running at all time, additionally on startup of the PC (auto logon) the user has a STARTUP application (App.exe) which runs. Sadly I've found that sometimes App.exe starts to run before Serv.exe has finished starting, and one …

I have a windows service (Serv.exe) running as LocalSystem, at a certain point it wants to show the logged-on user that it is processing data, therefore I CreateProcessAsUser(Display.exe) which is a C# Windows Form that display information (this all works perfectly fine). Now, when the Service is finished I want …

My system has 2 accounts (USER and ADMIN), the user is always logged on as USER but at some specific times a process (Tool.exe) is launched under the ADMIN account (by a LocalSystem Service using CreateProcessAsUser(...)), almost everything works fine except for the fact that the process (Tool.exe) is supposed …

I have a service running as LocalSytem (Service.exe) which is is responsible for launching an interactive application as the logged-on user (USER), to accomplish this I do the following within the Service itself: - CreateEnvironmentBlock() for the USER - CreateProcessAsUser(app.exe, USER, password, EnvBlock) as the USER with the corresponding EnvBlock …

I have a class (NamedPipeManager) which has a thread (PipeThread) that waits for a NamedPipe connection using (ConnectNamedPipe) and then reads (ReadFile) - these are blocking calls (not-overlapped) - however there comes a point when I want to unblock them - for example when the calling class tries to stop …

I am using Named Pipes to transfer data from a client (C++) to a server (C#), the client does the following: [Code] struct MESSAGE { char cCommand[8]; string sParameter; }; MESSAGE msg; strcpy(msg.cCommand, "COMMAND"); strcpy(msg.sParameter, "DO SOMETHING"); DWORD dwWrote = 0; WriteFile (hpipe, &msg, sizeof(msg), dwWrote, NULL); [/Code] Then, at …

I currently have a Windows Service written in C# .NET 2.0 which is automatically started and runs under the LocalSystem account - lets call it Serv.exe - this service is responsible for performing administrative tasks (a bunch of them). There is another application (lets call it A.exe written in C++) …

I have a created a C# windows service (Serv.exe) which is responsible for performing various tasks at the request of a running application (A.exe), some of these can take long periods of time and I need a way to know the status of my requested operation (running on the service) …

Currently I have 2 applications that reside on the same system (local applications) that need to communicate. One is a C++ program that already uses mailslots to communicate with other system (remote) and the other is a new C# service I have just written. Given that the C++ application is …

I'm having an odd problem writing some template classes and placing the implementation in a separate .CPP file - specifically I keep getting the following errors: Error 1 error C2143: syntax error : missing ';' before 'List<T>::begin' Error 2 error C4430: missing type specifier - int assumed. Note: C++ does …

I have a little situation that I can't seem to resolve and was hoping someone might have some suggestions ... I have a Windows Service (Serv.exe) which runs under LocalSystem when a user is logged-on (it is only running when users are logged-on), this service is responsible for performing various …

For the past 10 years I've been using NetShareGetInfo() to retrieve the PATH for my shares, this was done as follows: [Code] SHARE_INFO_2* share_info_2 = NULL; NET_API_STATUS status = LM_API.NetShareGetInfo ( (PWCHAR) (PCWCHAR) WZS (cszServer), (PWCHAR) (PCWCHAR) WZS (cszShare), 2, (PBYTE*) &share_info_2 ); return share_info_2->shi2_path; [/code] Up until a few …

Currently I have an application (A.exe) which determines when things need to be done, when such a time arises it launches another application (B.exe) with the appropriate parameters to do the actual work required, some of which could be administrative work (installing MSI, editing registry, etc...). This all works perfectly …

I am trying to customize my sorting of a LIST using a compare_function, but for some odd reason it keeps giving me the following error: error C2064: term does not evaluate to a function taking 2 arguments Specifically, I have list created within class B which needs to be sorted, …

The age old issue of string parsing comes up again ... I have a text file that contains lines that are SUPPOSED to follow a set format, specifically: string, string, long string int string double int The delimiters are therefore: Comma (,) for the first two fields Spaces for all …

Not sure this is going to be easy to explain but ... I have a class (A) that needs to have access to a map (mapCodes), this map is the same for all instances of class(A), therefore I don't want to create an instance of the map for each instance …

I'm trying to declare a std::map that is keyed by a char and has a function pointer as a second parameter, these functions would be a member function of my class. But for some odd reason I cannot call the functions when extracted... So, I have a class A as …

I have a Class (base) that takes a TYPE in the constructor and loads the appropriate image into memory - this class is used to fill the level map of my game - so I create like 50 of the objects, 20 walls, 10 bricks, , 20 floors, etc... and …

When trying to set the 'max server memory' of a database I use the stored procedure (SP_COFIGURE) as follows: [CODE] _bstr_t bstrCommandText = OLESTR("SP_CONFIGURE 'max server memory',"); bstrCommandText = bstrCommandText + bstrServerMemory; // where bstrServerMemory = {"128" (1)} // looks like = {"SP_CONFIGURE 'max server memory',128" (1)} iCmd->CommandText = bstrCommandText; …