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I did it finally but hey thx again
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Fine that it works for you!<br />
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BTW: Just out of curiosity - your handle sounds like a turkish name, am I right?
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Fine that it works for you!

BTW: Just out of curiosity - your handle sounds like a turkish name, am I right?

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I have created an NT Services that pulls files from a Directory and transports over to a MSMQ. The Service constantly runs. It waits for single Object in the directory as soon as it sees a new file it pulls it away to the MSMQ. The problem is whenever I try to stop the service it returns me error(thats quite normal coz its constantly running). I am trying to Create an Event that can shutdown the service. Can anyone give me some feedback how to accomplish this task. I got a break from my colleague as he said me to implement waitformultiple objects instead for wait for single object.<br />
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Thx in adv.
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I have created an NT Services that pulls files from a Directory and transports over to a MSMQ. The Service constantly runs. It waits for single Object in the directory as soon as it sees a new file it pulls it away to the MSMQ. The problem is whenever I try to stop the service it returns me error(thats quite normal coz its constantly running). I am trying to Create an Event that can shutdown the service. Can anyone give me some feedback how to accomplish this task. I got a break from my colleague as he said me to implement waitformultiple objects instead for wait for single object.

Thx in adv.

CreateEvent!!!

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