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Message: <blockquote data-quote="ceegh" data-source="post: 1366" data-attributes="member: 581">You have probably moved forward on this issue already (looking at the original post date), but I thought I might put in a suggestion.A common database table is probably the best move with your situation if you are using a shared DB anyway. I've used a SQL Server table for queuing commands issued from client apps (just an XML statement) that are then parsed by the service and used to issue commands. This helps avoid that nasty "no desktop interaction" rule that Windows services are supposed to follow while making it easy to create client interaction with your service.</blockquote>