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<blockquote data-quote="Anonymous" data-source="post: 4363"><p>@MrMario</p><p>Well, my plugin depends on receiving messages sent inside MP so I think it would be hard to simply make it a separate program.</p><p>I think the best and most versatile way to implement this would be to extract the whole TVrecording stuff from MP and put it in a separate windows service. This would of course result in major refactoring of the TV section of MP and make it a <em>back end/front end solution</em>. (which I think would be very nice)</p><p></p><p>An other possible solution would be to do it the other way around. I can't estimate the amount of work to this or if it is even doable at all.</p><p>What do you MP devs think of this:</p><p>Since MP is quite modular and uses messages for GUI interactions would it be possible to lift the GUI part out of MP to a separate <em>front end application</em> and make the rest a windows service <em>back end</em>?</p><p></p><p>/ Fred</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Anonymous, post: 4363"] @MrMario Well, my plugin depends on receiving messages sent inside MP so I think it would be hard to simply make it a separate program. I think the best and most versatile way to implement this would be to extract the whole TVrecording stuff from MP and put it in a separate windows service. This would of course result in major refactoring of the TV section of MP and make it a [i]back end/front end solution[/i]. (which I think would be very nice) An other possible solution would be to do it the other way around. I can't estimate the amount of work to this or if it is even doable at all. What do you MP devs think of this: Since MP is quite modular and uses messages for GUI interactions would it be possible to lift the GUI part out of MP to a separate [i]front end application[/i] and make the rest a windows service [i]back end[/i]? / Fred [/QUOTE]
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