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how to convert http base program to windows application program?

Dear Martinmohsen Gholami

Hi all
I developed a HTTP base control program on a cortex m3 microprocessor and i would like to do the same with a windows application .which protocol i have to use instead of http?Can you give me some guide how to do it?is there any sample example?

Thanks

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  • 0 in reply to Dear Martinmohsen Gholami

    Windows services is just programs that run headless, i.e. without any text console or GUI interface.

    So basically the same as a daemon on Unix machines.

    A Windows service might encrypt file data. Or it might implement a web server (HTTP). Or it might measure and log the temperatures in the computer. Maybe listen on a RS232 or USB port or use Ethernet to interface with a UPS to issue a shutdown command to the computer in case of too long time without mains power. The sky is the limit - all you can think of that doesn't explicitly requires a visible interface to present any output on.

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  • 0 in reply to Dear Martinmohsen Gholami

    Windows services is just programs that run headless, i.e. without any text console or GUI interface.

    So basically the same as a daemon on Unix machines.

    A Windows service might encrypt file data. Or it might implement a web server (HTTP). Or it might measure and log the temperatures in the computer. Maybe listen on a RS232 or USB port or use Ethernet to interface with a UPS to issue a shutdown command to the computer in case of too long time without mains power. The sky is the limit - all you can think of that doesn't explicitly requires a visible interface to present any output on.

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