Multiple Console application in C#

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I am creating an multiple consoles application (like Multiple Document Interface) in C# (say the consoles A, B , C and D)

1) Each Console can receive and send message.
2) For example A send message to D then it must be received in D and display on D.
3) If the message is received on D then A should display that the message is received on D. (step 2 and 3 is applied for all the consoles to send and receive message).

How can i implement this in C# and please provide some code to achieve this.

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TanzeelurRehman

Posted 12-Nov-12 6:04am

TanzeelurRehman

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Nelek 12-Nov-12 12:07pm

If you are creating the project, you should not ask for code. If we give you code, then we will be creating your project. I strongly recommend you to carefully read: what have you tried?[^]

TanzeelurRehman 12-Nov-12 12:17pm

Thanks for the reply. I am trying to do but i am not getting where to start

[no name] 12-Nov-12 13:10pm

Are all the console apps on the same machine?

TanzeelurRehman 12-Nov-12 13:17pm

Yes, all the console should be attached to one application. for normal one console is created but i need 4 consoles to be created from one application. One more is it possible to send and receive messages from all other consoles

Thanks in advance

[no name] 13-Nov-12 12:58pm

You want one application that has 4 console windows and can "send" each other messages, what kind of address system do yuo plan to use?

TanzeelurRehman 13-Nov-12 14:07pm

Basically I want to implement server - client application. Is it possible?

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CafedeJamaica · Answer 1 · 2012-11-12T07:17:00

Solution 2

I used this article for something similar, of you read through it you can learn how to find your cmd windows and send them information.

Managing Processes and Shell API Functionality using .NET, Part 1[^]

Posted 12-Nov-12 7:17am

CafedeJamaica