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Passing a file to another application without saving it
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I am writing a WPF application. it communicates with a MySQL database. The database contains files as a mediumblob. the communication is working entirely fine and reading and writing the values into the database.
There is an already finished application, that can be called with a file as a parameter.
Is there any way I can pass the file into the other application without saving it? Till now I am saving the file and passing the path to it.
c# .net windows ipc
edited Mar 7 at 21:53
Blorgbeard
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I am writing a WPF application. it communicates with a MySQL database. The database contains files as a mediumblob. the communication is working entirely fine and reading and writing the values into the database.
There is an already finished application, that can be called with a file as a parameter.
Is there any way I can pass the file into the other application without saving it? Till now I am saving the file and passing the path to it.
c# .net windows ipc
edited Mar 7 at 21:53
Blorgbeard
75.9k40197249
asked Mar 7 at 21:32
ArchangelArchangel
12
2
stdin/stdout. Named pipes. Shared memory. Etc.
– Dai
Mar 7 at 21:33
1
Do you own the finished application? If it only accepts a file path, and you don't have access to the source, then you are out of luck.
– Blorgbeard
Mar 7 at 21:37
thanks, going to take a look into this. @Dai
– Archangel
Mar 7 at 21:41
@Blorgbeard yes, i do only own the finished application. so it doesn't, thanks alot :)
– Archangel
Mar 7 at 21:41
1
For googling purposes, the general name for this is IPC (interprocess communication). There are lots of options, some given by @Dai above.
– Blorgbeard
Mar 7 at 21:53
|
show 3 more comments
I am writing a WPF application. it communicates with a MySQL database. The database contains files as a mediumblob. the communication is working entirely fine and reading and writing the values into the database.
There is an already finished application, that can be called with a file as a parameter.
Is there any way I can pass the file into the other application without saving it? Till now I am saving the file and passing the path to it.
c# .net windows ipc
edited Mar 7 at 21:53
Blorgbeard
75.9k40197249
asked Mar 7 at 21:32
ArchangelArchangel
12
I am writing a WPF application. it communicates with a MySQL database. The database contains files as a mediumblob. the communication is working entirely fine and reading and writing the values into the database.
There is an already finished application, that can be called with a file as a parameter.
Is there any way I can pass the file into the other application without saving it? Till now I am saving the file and passing the path to it.
c# .net windows ipc
c# .net windows ipc
edited Mar 7 at 21:53
Blorgbeard
75.9k40197249
asked Mar 7 at 21:32
ArchangelArchangel
12
edited Mar 7 at 21:53
Blorgbeard
75.9k40197249
asked Mar 7 at 21:32
ArchangelArchangel
12
edited Mar 7 at 21:53
Blorgbeard
75.9k40197249
edited Mar 7 at 21:53
Blorgbeard
75.9k40197249
edited Mar 7 at 21:53
Blorgbeard
75.9k40197249
75.9k40197249
asked Mar 7 at 21:32
ArchangelArchangel
12
asked Mar 7 at 21:32
ArchangelArchangel
12
asked Mar 7 at 21:32
ArchangelArchangel
12
12
2
stdin/stdout. Named pipes. Shared memory. Etc.
– Dai
Mar 7 at 21:33
1
Do you own the finished application? If it only accepts a file path, and you don't have access to the source, then you are out of luck.
– Blorgbeard
Mar 7 at 21:37
thanks, going to take a look into this. @Dai
– Archangel
Mar 7 at 21:41
@Blorgbeard yes, i do only own the finished application. so it doesn't, thanks alot :)
– Archangel
Mar 7 at 21:41
1
For googling purposes, the general name for this is IPC (interprocess communication). There are lots of options, some given by @Dai above.
– Blorgbeard
Mar 7 at 21:53
|
show 3 more comments
2
stdin/stdout. Named pipes. Shared memory. Etc.
– Dai
Mar 7 at 21:33
1
Do you own the finished application? If it only accepts a file path, and you don't have access to the source, then you are out of luck.
– Blorgbeard
Mar 7 at 21:37
thanks, going to take a look into this. @Dai
– Archangel
Mar 7 at 21:41
@Blorgbeard yes, i do only own the finished application. so it doesn't, thanks alot :)
– Archangel
Mar 7 at 21:41
1
For googling purposes, the general name for this is IPC (interprocess communication). There are lots of options, some given by @Dai above.
– Blorgbeard
Mar 7 at 21:53
2
2
stdin/stdout. Named pipes. Shared memory. Etc.
– Dai
Mar 7 at 21:33
stdin/stdout. Named pipes. Shared memory. Etc.
– Dai
Mar 7 at 21:33
1
1
Do you own the finished application? If it only accepts a file path, and you don't have access to the source, then you are out of luck.
– Blorgbeard
Mar 7 at 21:37
Do you own the finished application? If it only accepts a file path, and you don't have access to the source, then you are out of luck.
– Blorgbeard
Mar 7 at 21:37
thanks, going to take a look into this. @Dai
– Archangel
Mar 7 at 21:41
thanks, going to take a look into this. @Dai
– Archangel
Mar 7 at 21:41
@Blorgbeard yes, i do only own the finished application. so it doesn't, thanks alot :)
– Archangel
Mar 7 at 21:41
@Blorgbeard yes, i do only own the finished application. so it doesn't, thanks alot :)
– Archangel
Mar 7 at 21:41
1
1
For googling purposes, the general name for this is IPC (interprocess communication). There are lots of options, some given by @Dai above.
– Blorgbeard
Mar 7 at 21:53
For googling purposes, the general name for this is IPC (interprocess communication). There are lots of options, some given by @Dai above.
– Blorgbeard
Mar 7 at 21:53
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stdin/stdout. Named pipes. Shared memory. Etc.
– Dai
Mar 7 at 21:33
1
Do you own the finished application? If it only accepts a file path, and you don't have access to the source, then you are out of luck.
– Blorgbeard
Mar 7 at 21:37
thanks, going to take a look into this. @Dai
– Archangel
Mar 7 at 21:41
@Blorgbeard yes, i do only own the finished application. so it doesn't, thanks alot :)
– Archangel
Mar 7 at 21:41
1
For googling purposes, the general name for this is IPC (interprocess communication). There are lots of options, some given by @Dai above.
– Blorgbeard
Mar 7 at 21:53