I was wondering if someone can tell me what would be the best way to bring my application to the foreground if a mutex was not able to be created for a new instance.
Using Process.Kill() from an ASP.NET web application, I get a Win32Exception with text \"Access is denied\".
is there a way (on Windows XP+) to redirect the output of a window created by a process created with e.g. CreateProcess to a window of your own program?
Is there any reason why this script always returns \"running\", regardless of whether myprocess is started or stopped?
I\'m having issues with a site on my server loading and was running \'top\' and saw this: alt text http://share.shpigford.com/images/ruby_processes-20091112-103834.png
I have two classes: Action class, that has a method for executing VBScript files, and Item class that contains a list of Action instances. My problem is that I want to limit the number of VBScript fil
When ever I use the following code the pool result always returns a timeout, is there something logicall开发者_如何学编程y incorrect I am doing?
I\'m trying to put together a wrapper around a console application using StandardInput and StandardOutput. I\'m getting stuck where the console application would prompt for input such as a password.
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Our application has st开发者_Go百科arted having problems with SQL Server 2005 queries getting blocked. Is is possible to tell what query the blocking process is running? If it is possible how is it do
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