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Sending message to C# application from C++ DLL
I have a C++ Win32 DLL that gets called by Winlogon.exe whenever a user locks and unlocks the PC. So, whenever a user locks the computer Winlogon.exe calls a function in my DLL.
Now, the whole purpose is to have my C# application react on those events.
So how do I send a message to the C# application (which will be running) from the C++ DLL?
This is part 2 of a 3-part question :) For part 1 see:
https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/20819936/Windows-System-Events.html
Since this is C# section, I’ll also accept comments that answer just C# part, and I’ll post the C++ part in C++ section if needed.
Thanks,
Alex
Now, the whole purpose is to have my C# application react on those events.
So how do I send a message to the C# application (which will be running) from the C++ DLL?
This is part 2 of a 3-part question :) For part 1 see:
https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/20819936/Windows-System-Events.html
Since this is C# section, I’ll also accept comments that answer just C# part, and I’ll post the C++ part in C++ section if needed.
Thanks,
Alex
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But how do I "listen" for that message in C#? What class would I use?
Could you provide me with a link where I can see some sample code?
Thanks,
Alex