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NullReferenceException

If there is no Managed Service:

id# 1728 | Planned Release: None | Last Updated: Dec 9 2008 at 4:54 PM by fixitchris
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Sample.zip contains no sample

I think you forgot the sample in the sample.zip. There is only the ManagedServices.dll.

id# 1727 | Planned Release: None | Last Updated: Nov 17 2008 at 6:30 AM by PeterNowak
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Managed Services Manager Source Code

I'm working on a project for a smartphone running windows mobile 6.0. The executables you have provided appear to be compiled for pocketpc. I am able to recompile the library and the launcher, but ...

id# 2073 | Planned Release: None | Last Updated: Nov 17 2008 at 6:29 AM by PeterNowak
1 vote
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Managed Service Launcher sometimes doesn't start the services

The issue is well known. This isn't an application error, but more a bug of the architecture of the .NET Compact Framework. As the Launcher is started at system startup. This can cause necessary AP...

id# 1059 | Planned Release: 1.0 Alpha 1 | Last Updated: Nov 17 2008 at 6:23 AM by PeterNowak
1 vote
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ManagedServiceManager

You forgot the ManagedServiceManager-application. There is only the DLL in the project.

id# 1713 | Planned Release: None | Last Updated: Jul 17 2008 at 5:09 AM by PeterNowak
1 vote
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ManagedServiceManager

You forgot the ManagedServiceManager-application. There is only the DLL in the ManagedServiceManager.zip.

id# 1714 | Planned Release: None | Last Updated: Jul 17 2008 at 5:08 AM by PeterNowak
1 vote
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User defined Messages are not allowed to be registered below 0x400+5000

Out of compatibility issues no messages below 0x400 + 5000 are allowed to be registered.

id# 1095 | Planned Release: 1.0 Alpha 2 | Last Updated: Jun 4 2008 at 7:01 AM by PeterNowak
1 vote
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A running Service causes a high CPU usage

Running a managed service Causes a high CPU usage.

id# 1171 | Planned Release: 1.0 Alpha 2 | Last Updated: Jun 4 2008 at 7:01 AM by PeterNowak
1 vote
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Change WM_* Prefix to UM_*

As WM_* Messages are defined to be Messages, used by the System, the prefix should be changed to UM_*, to emphasize, that the provided messages are User defined Messages

id# 1094 | Planned Release: 1.0 Alpha 2 | Last Updated: Jun 4 2008 at 6:49 AM by PeterNowak
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