C# windows form notification

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hi !
i am currently developing my application and thinking about one of the major processess of my app which is Notification..
My system has 4 user the
Sales Marketing Officer,
Stocks Custodian Officer,
Production Officer
and the admin..

the process starts with the Sales Marketing officer by placing a Customer Order(Saving in database) and then ryt after the order has been saved, it would create a notification from pne Computer that would notify the Stocks Custodian that there is an Customer Order that needs to be process.This notification is just like a facebook.

I don't know how and where to starts with this process please do help me ..
Thank you very much

Posted 23-Mar-13 6:14am

John Mark Olesco

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Richard MacCutchan · Answer 1 · 2013-03-23T06:56:00

Solution 1

Presumably you need to create an email message, and send that to the recipient. There are many samples of email message handling to be found in the Articles and Tips & Tricks sections here, and also via a Google search.

Posted 23-Mar-13 6:56am

Richard MacCutchan

Bernhard Hiller · Answer 2 · 2013-03-25T01:00:00

Solution 2

Create a Server application which handles the database requests of the client applications. The client applications will then communicate with that server application, e.g. via .Net Remoting or - more modern - WCF. The server can then send events to the other client applications.

Posted 25-Mar-13 1:00am

Bernhard Hiller