I need help in c# about file scanning in c#. I want to scan all files or from specific path in background if application is in running mode. Scanning should start after every 10 min.......
mujtabaaain 0 Newbie Poster
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Jump to PostSo....do you understand how threads, threadpools, or background workers work? Do you understand file IO and parsing? Or do you just want us to do the project for you (lol)?
Jump to PostWhat do you intend to do during the scan?
If you are looking for changes then you could use a FileSystemWatcher to do the "scanning" for you.
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Momerath 1,327 Nearly a Senior Poster Featured Poster
This isn't a software writing service. What have you done so far? What problems or errors are you getting?
ChrisHunter 152 Posting Whiz in Training Featured Poster
I did a quick google and found quite a lot of info on running background processes, Have a look at the two links below and see if they help at all (i typed "running background processes in C#" into google)
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hybbz6ke.aspx
http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/csharpgeneral/thread/26396b5e-6ebf-426a-86ae-a767719db9b9/
Hope this helps
mujtabaaain commented: actually i want to scan my files in a directory after every 10 min.... thay why my own file allocation update its information.... because when a file is moved from one folder to other or it delete then my file allocation table must be updated for every in +0
skatamatic 371 Practically a Posting Shark
So....do you understand how threads, threadpools, or background workers work? Do you understand file IO and parsing? Or do you just want us to do the project for you (lol)?
mujtabaaain commented: actually i want to scan my files in a directory after every 10 min.... thay why my own file allocation update its information.... because when a file is moved from one folder to other or it delete then my file allocation table must be updated for every in +0
nick.crane 342 Veteran Poster
What do you intend to do during the scan?
If you are looking for changes then you could use a FileSystemWatcher to do the "scanning" for you.
mujtabaaain commented: actually i want to scan my files in a directory after every 10 min.... thay why my own file allocation update its information.... because when a file is moved from one folder to other or it delete then my file allocation table must be updated for every in +0
mujtabaaain 0 Newbie Poster
actually i want to scan my files in a directory after every 10 min.... thay why my own file allocation update its information.... because when a file is moved from one folder to other or it delete then my file allocation table must be updated for every information..... so i want a abackground process or any exe which run in every 10 min and update my file allocation table....
skatamatic 371 Practically a Posting Shark
Ok, then a FileSystemWatcher will do just that for you. (Google it)
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