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monitor a system service


  • Subject: monitor a system service
  • From: Lloyd Dupont <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 16 Apr 2003 15:22:20 +1000

I am writing a system service
later on I would write some monitoring tools. (to monitor all instances of the service over the network)

I want to avoid using an application specific communication protocol.
I would like to use something which need no configuration, I mean the clients often have internal firewall and stuff like, I would like to go through some standards inter-service communication protocol.
for example on windows I call the ProcessManager and it does everything for me and nowhere I specify an arbitrary port number.

Does distributed object work like that ? any simple sample of DO ?
(as far as I remember from my remote NeXT experience it was pretty simple)

Any other ideas ?
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