Process monitor - Session manager

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In my .net based solution, there are several projects which all will be started at boot by one process - process monitor.

After start, I need to monitor those all started process to check its health e.g. process got hang, crashed, graceful shutdown...
Would like to know how to monitor and find out that it got hanged or crashed so that process monitor can restart?
What .net platform provides to monitor the running process's health?

How to know that the process is hanged or crashed?

Posted 24-Jan-13 20:07pm

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Updated 24-Jan-13 21:30pm

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vakativamsi 25-Jan-13 2:14am

Hi ,
see this link

http://inov8.wordpress.com/2010/08/29/c-asp-net-creating-an-asynchronous-threaded-worker-process-manager-and-updatepanel-progress-monitor-control/

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**Zoltán Zörgő** · Answer 1 · 2013-01-24T20:14:00

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Check this article: Monitoring Process Statistics in C# WPF[^]
It is a wpf project, but you can use the process related parts for sure.

Posted 24-Jan-13 20:14pm

Zoltán Zörgő