Question : Pattern for tray application

Hi,

I want to create app that staying in tray and sometimes do some work, and send results to service.
I wonder is there any pattern for that app. For now i scratch basics in console project, so i dont have a windows application framework, dont have message loop.

Should i make all actions (i.e sending to service, do some work) via message procedure? or like console style app. When and for what i should use windows messages procedure.

Making tray is no problem i could search for it. But in question i mean whole app structure, communication and so on.

Answer : Pattern for tray application

Missing bracket and other things.

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