Undestanding System Empty - WPF

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Hi,

I would like to shut down my WPF project, after I do not use my project at 2 minutes. How can I understand system empty mode like screen saver ? I searched about this matter so much thinks but I could not find. Can you help me?

Posted 10-Sep-12 3:46am

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Updated 10-Sep-12 5:10am

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Kenneth Haugland 10-Sep-12 9:49am

What do you mean? Other might get it, but im wondering. Do you mean like a splash screen wheil the program exits?

[no name] 10-Sep-12 9:50am

You will have to be more specific. What is ShoutDown? Where are you getting this "system empty mode"?

Member 9198639 10-Sep-12 9:54am

i am using my application via touch screen. But sometimes, users forgetting exit from application and leaves from computer. If users did not do any work in computer, i want to understand this status and then exit from application.

Philip Stuyck 10-Sep-12 11:25am

Why don't you simply use a dispatchtimer and reset it each time a meaningfull action is triggered. Then if the timer expires, you can safely exit the application.

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Kenneth Haugland · Accepted Answer · 2012-09-10T05:31:00

Solution 2

Google[^] solves this problem for you ;)

Posted 10-Sep-12 5:31am

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Philip Stuyck 10-Sep-12 11:45am

hehe, first example contains the dispatchertimer I was talking about;-)
It actually amazes me how many questions can be answered just by googling properly.
Anyway +5 for knowing how to google.

Kenneth Haugland 10-Sep-12 11:57am

Yup, sad but true, but nearly all the questions could be solved one way or the other by googling ;) To be fair I have watched this video:
http://www.powersearchingwithgoogle.com/ :-D
BTW: Thanks for the 5 :)

Member 9198639 11-Sep-12 1:11am

thank you guys..

Member 9198639 11-Sep-12 3:10am

I also found some things in here that i talked.. this is so much useful and this is doing what i want.. Link: http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/42884/Implementation-of-Auto-Logoff-Based-on-User-Inacti