I need to write a program which acts as a brige between two
Windows applications (call them A & B) allowing “A” to
send msgs to “B” and vice versa. For example, "A" might send
a request for data from "B". "B" needs to respond to "A"
with the requested data immediately. I do not want to use a
polling method to check for incomming messages, rather, I
want any incomming msg to trigger some event so the
receiving app will reply quickly.
I was thinking about a 32bit DLL using the "CALL DWORD"
command. First "A" and "B" would register their receiving
function with the DLL. Then when the "A" sends a msg to "B"
it does it by the "CALL DWORD" which would send the msg
directly to "B's" receiving function and vice versa.
Is this the best method or what do you recommend?
Thank you!
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Windows applications (call them A & B) allowing “A” to
send msgs to “B” and vice versa. For example, "A" might send
a request for data from "B". "B" needs to respond to "A"
with the requested data immediately. I do not want to use a
polling method to check for incomming messages, rather, I
want any incomming msg to trigger some event so the
receiving app will reply quickly.
I was thinking about a 32bit DLL using the "CALL DWORD"
command. First "A" and "B" would register their receiving
function with the DLL. Then when the "A" sends a msg to "B"
it does it by the "CALL DWORD" which would send the msg
directly to "B's" receiving function and vice versa.
Is this the best method or what do you recommend?
Thank you!
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