Restrict application to one instance per shell session on Windows
There are a lot of solutions for restricting an application from running twice. Searching by process name, using a named mutex etc. But I all of these methods don't work if I want to restrict my application to the shell session.
A user may have more than login session and shell on windows (right?)? If this is true I want to be able to run one instance of my application in every shell session but allow only one.
Is there a way to get a shell identifier which could then be put into the mutex name?
You can create local (session only) or global (whole system) mutexes. See http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.threading.mutex.aspx for more info. Look for global and local.
The shell identifier you want to use is the user name. This is available as Environment::UserName or GetUserName()
You can go from process id of the current process to a WTS session ID, I think that will do what you need. ProcessIdToSessionId
You should be aware that a terminal services session can be disconnected from one desktop and then connected to by another, so the 'shell' can actually change, but the session ID should remain the same.
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