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Roger Blanchard
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We used the AS for something similar. Basically, process spinning on JMSMessage table that was responsible for sending the messages to SonicMQ. Instead of our startup procedure calling the process on the same session it would connect to another AS broker and call the process ASYNC. This way the startup broker would show that it had started. We recently toyed with a windows service that was responsible for starting/stopping an OE session via ZeroMQ. While this worked the OE session could not interact with the desktop as it was started from a windows service. This means that we were not able to use Notify Icons, etc.
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