MIDAS Server in NT Service. It shows how to use remote data module with service application.

New example. It shows how to enumerate all sub-nets, computers, shared resources and printers in the LAN.

New example. It show how to:

• Reuse service module to create configurable service (Unique!)
• Make the service self starting & self stopping
• Send messages to service and handle them in common Delphi manner (Unique!)
  

New example. It describes how to get the name of interactive user. It is done from the service of course.

How to get the CPU usage. Two lines of code - and your application has the CPU load indicator.

Advanced interactive service example. It describes how to

• survive logoff and logon;
• show forms, messages, dialogs and how to protect them from damages if logoff/logon occurs;
• use tray icon in a service;
• detect the interactive user logon/logoff;

Process List example. It is based on one function call (GetProcessList) and works with Windows 95/98/Nt/2000.

PerfUtils examples (PerfInfo, TaskView, PerfExplorer) are restored in their original form. Code explanation will follow soon.

All previous SvCom examples are available again. Site update continues...

• DDE Server in Service. It shows how to implement the DDE server that lives in a service.
  

• Windows NT Secret storage. It shows how to store secure data using buil-in NT security mechanism.

• SID stuff. SID is an essential element of the NT security model. This example shows how to use it.

• ACL Editor. It is a step to creation of the access management dialog.

• Simple NT Service application. This example shows how to create, install and debug service application.

• An advanced NT Service application. This example shows how to use OnStart, OnStop and some other TNTService events. Usage of messageboxes from services is considered too.

• An Interactive Service. Several tricks are disccussed that allow to implement interactivity for service application.

• DCOM Server in NT Service. It includes the DCOM server that really works in a service and a sample client for it.

• DCOM Server with Event support. Third-party example that shows how to add the events functionality to the DCOM server in service.

• PerfInfo sample application. It is designed to browse through internals of performance data supplied by Windows NT Performance API.
• TaskView example shows how to obtain the same data as Windows NT Task manager shows.
• PerfExplorer Example. It is an advanced performance monitoring example.