Event Handling

Part three of a series that illustrates using WCF to communicate between a Windows service and client application.

Part one of a series that illustrates using WCF to communicate between a Windows service and client application.

Part two of a series that illustrates using WCF to communicate between a Windows service and client application.

Continue your study of how to create your own dockable Forms.

Build a Windows Event Log Watcher Service Process to Export Event Log Entries as an RSS feed using System.Diagnostics.EventLog, EntryWritten, and EnableRaisingEvents.

Just play a game of Lights Out, or take some time to see an array of buttons put to use.

This dialog was designed to work much like a standard Windows Message Box, but with a "memory" to recall user input when "Yes to All" or "No to All" are selected, and not display the message box any longer in a specific instance.

The discussion starts with an introduction to the concept of delegates and then it extends that concept to events and event handling in .NET using C#.