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10-15-2008, 04:51 PM
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RE: C# File monitoring
Check out the FileSystemWatcher control.
-- Ciaran O''Donnell http://wannabedeveloper.spaces.live.com "Chris Fink" wrote: > I have a requirement to monitor a folder for new files. Just looking for a > suggestion on which approach you would take on design. > > 1. Using windows services to write a .NET service that automatically looks > for new files every x mins via a timer, etc. > 2. Using task scheduled to write a .NET exe that is scheduled to run at a > set interval. > > This app will monitor a directory for new files and when found insert them > into a DB then delete them from the directory. I think either approach will > accomplish the task, just looking for opinions and/or other suggestions to > approach this simple task. > > Thanks > 
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