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    process and service?

    what is the difference bewteen a normal process and a service?
    why should i use a service instead of a normal process and vice versa?

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    Re: process and service?

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    Re: process and service?

    Quote Originally Posted by KopiBeaner
    what is the difference bewteen a normal process and a service?
    A process runs for the duration specified/dependent on the program that starts it off. A service exists as an independent program that can have processes of its own.

    why should i use a service instead of a normal process and vice versa?
    Application requirements. There can be way too many reasons for each to list, so you'll need to be specific about your scenario. Or, derive a set of criteria from the difference as illustrated above.

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    Re: process and service?

    that got me confused. i need to know does a service get more permission to do some things?

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    Re: process and service?

    Quote Originally Posted by KopiBeaner
    that got me confused. i need to know does a service get more permission to do some things?
    That would depend on the process or the service.

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