I remember using Named Pipes for communicating between 2 machines (back in Windows NT). How come now I read that Named Pipes are only for Inter Process Communication in the SA开发者_运维技巧ME machine
When reading from a NamedPipes server using the .net NamedPipeClientStream class I can only get the data on the first read in C++, every time it\'s just an empty string. In c# it works every time.
This is weird and I\'m not sure who the culprit really is. I\'m doing some scripting, on FreeBSD (6.2)? which makes extensive use of the following ***bash***ism:
Simple question here (though perhaps not such a simple answer): Is it possible to specify a path for an (existing) named pipe that can be used by programs as if they were opening on a normal file?
Hi I have a problem with following scenario: There is a windows serv开发者_StackOverflow中文版ice running which spawns several processes. These processes open a WCF service host over a named pipe bin
In C#, I know how to run a .NET executable from code and also find out if an instance of the executable is already running.What I would like to do is if an instance is already running, obtain an insta
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