queue Manger in C#

[arbibo]

For learning purpose.
Is it possible to build a smiliar tools like queue manage by C# running on Window 2000 server system.

Any help appreciate.

Thans

[hschneider]

Sure, you can study the Python source of xmaillibrary or call and parse the output of XQM/CMD (see xmail.marketmix.com).

[arbibo]

Since C# use IDE (something like JDK by Microsoft).
I understand that Pyrton is runnng on Server Side.

So, you think it is possible that I build a queue manage ALL by using C# alone only without any others tools?

Since I saw you use so many tools when building queue manager like pyton and wxPyton, wxWindow and Xmail Libary.

Mine is running purely on Windows. I dont plan build for Linux guy.

Thanks

[hschneider]

There are several ways:

- Install Visual Python (see http://activestate.com), which plugs into the .NET framework. This should allow to mix Python and C# code.

- Use C# to call the XQM/CMD Win32-executable, read its output and build your own GUI around it.

- Translate the functionality from xmaillib to C#, which means to build all from the scratch. Python code is easily readable, nearly like pseudo code.

>I understand that Pyrton is runnng on Server Side.
The Python interpreter is embedded in the XQM executable - there is no need to run it on server side.

> So, you think it is possible that I build a queue manage ALL by ...
Absolutely. What XQM does is mainly some directory processing and file analyzing.

>Since I saw you use so many tools ...
Python is the language interpreter, xmaillib is just a collection of Python classes, wxWindows is the cross platform GUI library and wxPython provides the bindings between the interpreter and the GUI (which normally uses C++)

All these things are Python specific. So you see, there is no need for all that, when you want to rewrite this in C# or any other language.

>Mine is running purely on Windows. I dont plan build for Linux guy.
If you use C# it should also run on MONO, the .NET counterpart on Linux :-)