I would appreciate if the "assembly execute" task could be extended in that way, that it would be possible to have an assembly method called, when the task is stopped. My intention is to use the task as kind alike a service. The task should start that service by calling a given method (like it already does) and then wait for this method to return or, when stopped itself, send the assembly a message by calling an other method. This way a (windows) service behaviour can be simulated without creating the usual service overhead and deployment hassle.

I would appreciate if the "assembly execute" task could be extended in that way, that it would be possible to have an assembly method called, when the task is stopped. My intention is to use the task as kind alike a service. The task should start that service by calling a given method (like it already does) and then wait for this method to return or, when stopped itself, send the assembly a message by calling an other method. This way a (windows) service behaviour can be simulated without creating the usual service overhead and deployment hassle.

You can use the Assembly Task as Notification to let it run when another Task has completed.

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