tutorial for Windows

[Romain Pokrzywka]

Hi Vincent,

If you just want to make sure the bus starts up correctly, you can open a console and go to the bin folder where dbus 
was build, then try running:

dbus-daemon.exe --session

which starts up the bus, then : 

dbus-monitor

It should print out some info, that means your bus is up and running, and ready to register services objects.

This is pretty much all there is, and it's not even really windows-specific (you would do the same on linux).
I believe there is documentation available as to how to register services and objects on the bus and connect to it from 
your applications.

Regards,


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On Sunday 27 February 2011 16:38:17 Vincent Torri wrote:
> Hey,
>
> first, I know almost nothing about dbus :-)
>
> I have compiled dbus on Windows (Windows XP, using MinGW) and I would like
> to see if it works. I have read most of the pages on the site, I have read
> the README, but always without precise indications. What I would like to
> have is something like:
>
>  * launch that command
>  * launch another command
>  * you should have in your terminal that message
>
> If I have missed some info (specific to Windows), please tell me. If not,
> that kind of documentation should go in the "Windows port" section, imho
>
> thank you
>
> Vincent Torri


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