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Hi,

what an idea - but I think this does not fit well. You see, Fusion++ is an UI-centered app. There's no headless mode or anything like that. Running this as a Windows Service seems wrong to me (especially with all those megabytes of DevExpress UI controls, etc.).

However, I want to encourage you to build an own service. You can use the classes I wrote to control the .NET Assembly Log registry keys and parse the logs if you want.

To record a session, simply use this code:

var session = new FusionSession(new RegistryFusionService());
session.Start()
...
session.Stop();

This handles everything you need in the Windows Registry.

To parse the logs afterwards, use:

var logStore = new TransparentLogStore("PATH-GOES-HERE");
var parser = new LogFileParser(new LogItemParser(), new FileReader(), new LogFileService(logStore));
parser.Progress = (current, total) => ... // do anything here if you want progress reporting
var logs = await parser.ParseAsync();

Hope this helps.

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For an upcoming experiment, I extracted all the reusable Fusion++ logic to an .NET Standard library here.
I do not plan to make a package or anything. However you can use that lib from now on if you want.

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