how to pass a value from one application to another application

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Hi developers,

Please Help Me? This is what i need?

I wants to pass values to other application from my application.
On that i wants to retrive data from there!

A----> Other appliaction

B----> My own application

notepad data ---> to---> B(my application)------> to ----> A(other Application)

A(other Applicatio)-----> Retrive data----->B(My Application)----->Notepad(Fill Data)

Please help to resolve this and give idea to develop this also(Any Link is there it's Helpful to me)

Posted 29-Dec-11 2:48am

visnumca123

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Solution 2

Simple You Can Write the Value From Your Application "A" To A Text File/Data Table
And From Your Application "B" You Can Read This Value

Posted 29-Dec-11 2:56am

Vijay Kr Sharma

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visnumca123 29-Dec-11 9:20am

Thanks for your answer but my expectation is like automation process!

visnumca123 29-Dec-11 9:21am

can you explain me how to do automation process like this kind of requirement!

Vijay Kr Sharma 29-Dec-11 9:22am

then you have to use .net remoting

Vijay Kr Sharma 29-Dec-11 9:25am

Follow this Link
http://www.codeproject.com/KB/IP/Net_Remoting.aspx

Solution 3

You can also use memory mapped files to share data among different applications on the same machine. There are some nice articles on this site about this.

Posted 29-Dec-11 5:31am

Filip D'haene

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Abhinav S · Accepted Answer · 2011-12-29T02:52:00

Solution 1

There are some options to do this.
1) One could be to use sockets and TCP - An Introduction to Socket Programming in .NET using C#[^].
2) The other could be to use WCF inter process communication via named pipes[^].
3) Web services may be a bit of an overkill, but is an option none the less.
4) Message queueing is another mechanism that you could consider
5) .Net 2.0 and you could use Remoting.

Posted 29-Dec-11 2:52am

Abhinav S

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_Tushar Patil 29-Dec-11 8:55am

+5

Abhinav S 29-Dec-11 12:23pm

Thanks.

visnumca123 29-Dec-11 8:57am

is there any sample it will make me in a right way?

Vijay Kr Sharma 29-Dec-11 9:06am

if you want sample from me write comment in my answer

thatraja 29-Dec-11 10:30am

Right, 5!

Abhinav S 29-Dec-11 12:23pm

Thanks.

Wendelius 29-Dec-11 14:23pm

Nice, 5+

Abhinav S 30-Dec-11 0:24am

Thank you.