SvCom is a Delphi software that enables the implementation of 'DCOM server in NT service' feature for seamless integration with Windows operating systems.
I recently had the pleasure of testing SvCom, a service development and security management tool designed for Delphi 3, 4, and 5. In my experience, it proves to be a versatile tool capable of handling a range of tasks.
SvCom allows users to write standard Windows NT Services, utilizing both D3 and D4 implementations. Additionally, it provides the ability to write a service that can be started not only as a service but also as an ordinary executable. This feature not only simplifies the debugging of services but also ensures compatibility.
Moreover, SvCom enables users to write single- and multi-services applications and interactive services. These features prove to be useful, especially when developing complex systems that require more than one service application.
A noteworthy feature of SvCom is its ability to write DCOM servers that work in the service. Although D4 supports both DCOM and services, it cannot execute a DCOM server in a service. More information about the 'DCOM-server-NEAR-service' can be found on the developer's homepage.
SvCom is also capable of writing DCOM servers with pausing capability, which allows new connections while existing ones continue to work, ensuring that data loss does not occur. Furthermore, it allows users to manipulate Windows NT SIDs, Security Descriptors, ACLs, Privileges, and more.
Overall, SvCom has proven to be a capable tool in service development and security management for Delphi 3, 4, and 5. It is easy to use and has a wide range of features that make the development process simpler and more efficient.
SvCom allows users to write standard Windows NT Services, utilizing both D3 and D4 implementations. Additionally, it provides the ability to write a service that can be started not only as a service but also as an ordinary executable. This feature not only simplifies the debugging of services but also ensures compatibility.
Moreover, SvCom enables users to write single- and multi-services applications and interactive services. These features prove to be useful, especially when developing complex systems that require more than one service application.
A noteworthy feature of SvCom is its ability to write DCOM servers that work in the service. Although D4 supports both DCOM and services, it cannot execute a DCOM server in a service. More information about the 'DCOM-server-NEAR-service' can be found on the developer's homepage.
SvCom is also capable of writing DCOM servers with pausing capability, which allows new connections while existing ones continue to work, ensuring that data loss does not occur. Furthermore, it allows users to manipulate Windows NT SIDs, Security Descriptors, ACLs, Privileges, and more.
Overall, SvCom has proven to be a capable tool in service development and security management for Delphi 3, 4, and 5. It is easy to use and has a wide range of features that make the development process simpler and more efficient.
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