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how to check whether the application is running?
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how to check whether the application is running?


  • Subject: how to check whether the application is running?
  • From: "XiaoGang Li" <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 14 Oct 2008 10:45:18 +0800

hi, list,
     I have a cmd-line application and also a GUI application, when
cmd-line app get specified information from low-level service, it will
launch the GUI app to tell user that something happens. but the low-level
service maybe send the specified info multiple times. so if the GUI app is
running, the cmd-line should not launch it again, I means there should not
have two same GUI app running in the front at the same time.
    SO, my question is that what cmd-line should do? how to check this case?
can someone give me some point. I have no idea about this even no key words
to google it. thanks very much.

Andrew
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