The 08_service project demonstrates how to create and manage simple local service provider objects within multithreaded applications using the AREG Framework. This example focuses on an empty Local Service, which has no data and no methods, and only accessible within the same process and not visible externally.
- Local Service Provider: Learn how to implement a service provider that operates only within the local process, without external visibility.
- Service Registration: The project shows how to register a local service within an application model, which is loaded when the application starts and unloaded when the task is completed.
- Multithreaded Environment: The service provider operates within a multithreaded environment, demonstrating how to manage local services in complex, multi-threaded applications.
- Local Service: The project demonstrates how to create a local service that is limited to internal process communication, ideal for scenarios where external access is not required.
- Service Registration and Lifecycle: Learn how to register a service provider within a model and manage its lifecycle, from loading the service when the application starts to unloading it when the task finishes.
- Multithreading: The service provider operates in a multithreaded context, showcasing how to handle local services in parallel with other tasks.
- Service Provider Implementation: The project implements a basic empty service provider that operates only locally within the process.
- Service Registration: The service is registered in an application model, which controls its lifecycle, making it available at startup and automatically unloading it when no longer needed.
- Multithreading Example: The project operates in a multithreaded environment, giving an example of how local services interact within such a setup.
- Internal Service Communication: Ideal for applications where services need to communicate internally without exposing them externally, ensuring better isolation and security.
- Task-Specific Services: This project is useful for creating services that exist only for the duration of a task, automatically handling their registration and lifecycle.
- Multithreaded Applications: The project is applicable for multithreaded systems where local service providers are needed to perform specific tasks in parallel with a process.
The 08_service project offers a practical example of creating and managing local service providers within a multithreaded environment using the AREG SDK. By learning how to implement local services with a controlled lifecycle, developers can efficiently manage internal services that operate only within the same process.