"Joseph M. Newcomer" <newcomer@flounder.com> wrote in message
SuspendProcess/ResumeProcess
However, this is generally a very bad idea. I'm not sure what a migration
would entail.
There is no predefined mechanism for the transferral of state. There are
buffers in
memory that would have to move across, and kernel state associated with
those buffers,
such as file position and such. So how can you "transfer" state? You
have to capture all
the transient state in the memory image (which is nearly impossible) and
all the kernel
state associated with the process (which is impossible). Suspending the
process is not
going to make any of this possible.
joe
On Thu, 15 Feb 2007 12:50:25 -0800, kunal s patel
<kunalspatel@discussions.microsoft.com>
wrote:
Hi all,
Is there a possible way of doing it. I know its possible for the threads
but
didnt find anything for processes.
I am trying to build a task migration application. So when the user
presses
pause, the process started by it (the application) should pause and then
when
he presses transfer, the process gets transfer to other PC in the same
state(paused state) and then it resumes from the same paused state on
remote
machine
Is there a way of doing it????.......please suggest me the steps to be
taken
on local machine and remote machine to achieve this
thanks
kunal
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