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1. #WINDOWS COPY LOG HOW TO#
2. #WINDOWS COPY LOG INSTALL#
3. #WINDOWS COPY LOG CODE#
4. #WINDOWS COPY LOG PASSWORD#

Name the project MyServiceSetup.Ī setup project is added to the solution.

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A setup project will install the compiled project files and run the installers needed to run the Windows service. Now that the project is built, it can be deployed. Press Ctrl+Shift+B to build the project.From the Startup object list, choose MyNewService.In the left pane, select the General tab in the Common Properties folder.The project's Property Pages dialog box appears. In Solution Explorer, right-click your project and select Properties from the shortcut menu.

// serviceInstaller1 // = " MyNewService" TODO: Add any initialization after the InitComponent call This call is required by the Designer. Or you can manually do that by creating a class that inherits from like this: This is done by opening the ProjectInstaller design and then selecting the serviceProcessInstaller, press F4 and then change the Account property to LocalSystem.

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To avoid being asked about the system username and password you must change the Account for the serviceProcessInstaller to LocalSystem. Set the StartType property to Automatic.In the Properties window, set the ServiceName property to MyNewService.Access design view for ProjectInstaller, and click ServiceInstaller1.The component is named ProjectInstaller, and the installers it contains are the installer for your service and the installer for the service's associated process. By default, a component class containing two installers is added to your project. In the Properties window, click the Add Installer link in the gray area beneath the list of properties.Click the background of the designer to select the service itself, rather than any of its contents.To create the installers for your service. Visual Studio can create these installers specifically for a Windows service and add them to your project. Some custom actions need to occur when installing a Windows service, which can be done by the Installer class.

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To access the Main method in VC#, expand the Component Designer generated code region.Ĭopy Code protected override void OnContinue()ĮventLog1.WriteEntry( " my service is continuing in working") When you renamed the service in step 3, the class name was not modified in the Main method. In the code editor, edit the Main method to create an instance of MyNewService. Then, in the Properties window, set the ServiceName property for Service1 to MyNewService. The project template automatically adds a component class that is called Service1 by default and inherits from .Ĭlick the designer.

From the New Project Dialog Box, choose the Windows service template project and name it MyNewService like shown below: Using the codeĪt first you should simply open VS.NET and then at the File menu click on New, Project. Hope it can help as a basic architecture for and usage of such a Windows service.

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I’ve searched well so many sites about a code that I can with the help of it, build a simple Windows service, but I found a lot of code on how to manage the current Windows services of the system and that’s through the ServiceController class.Īfter searching the MSDN, I’ve found some nice code that helped me to create this simple Windows service. Windows services don’t have any interface to the user, so it can not be debugged like any regular application, but it’s debugged as a process.NET has a very nice tool that enables processes debugging while it’s in the run status, by easily pressing Ctrl + Alt + P shortcut. You can also run services in the security context of a specific user account that is different from the logged-on user or the default computer account. This makes services ideal for use on a server or whenever you need long-running functionality that does not interfere with other users who are working on the same computer. As a matter of fact Microsoft Windows services, formerly known as NT services enable you to create long-running executable applications that run in its own Windows session, which then has the ability to start automatically when the computer boots and also can be manually paused, stopped or even restarted.