What is the accepted way to write C # TSR?

Question

I use C # to write a WCF router that I want to keep working without using Console.ReadKey "hack". I was wondering if there is an acceptable way to do this in C #, which is more elegant than

while (true)
    Thread.Sleep(100);

Answer 1

create a project windows service. Windows services have a consistent life cycle compared to the standard Windows client.

You can start here .

From msdn:

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A running service can exist in this state indefinitely until it is either stopped or paused or until the computer shuts down. : "", "" "" . , , .

Answer 2

, ManualResetEvent?

ManualResetEvent stopEvent = new ManualResetEvent(false);

public void StartService()
{

     service.Open();
     stopEvent.WaitOne()
}

stopEvent.Set(), .