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The .NET Framework includes classes for several server-based components that you can put into your applications.
In This Section
Using File System and Timer Components
Introduces components that respond to changes to files and directories, raise events on a schedule, or monitor and interact with Windows processes.Using Installation Components
Introduces installation components, which allow you to execute custom actions when your application is deployed.Using Messaging Components
Introduces components that interact with Microsoft Message Queuing system resources.Using System Monitoring Components
Introduces components that interact with Windows performance counters and event logs.
| Topic | Location |
|---|---|
| Server Explorer/Database Explorer | Server Components in Visual Studio |
| Byte Array Property Editor | Server Components in Visual Studio |
| Message Queue Browser Dialog Box | Server Components in Visual Studio |
| Message Queue Browser Dialog Box | Server Components in Visual Studio |
| Message Queue Browser Dialog Box | Server Components in Visual Studio |
| Server Explorer/Database Explorer | Server Components in Visual Studio |
| Byte Array Property Editor | Server Components in Visual Studio |
Related Sections
- Framework Component Deployment and the Design Process
Describes how installation components work and the general design process to use in your applications that require them.
| Topic | Location |
|---|---|
| Deploying Applications and Components | Deployment in Visual Studio |
| Deploying Applications and Components | Deployment in Visual Studio |
| Deploying Applications and Components | Deployment in Visual Studio |
| Deploying Applications and Components | Deployment in Visual Studio |