by Joydip Kanjilal
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Windows services are powerful applications that need not
have any user interface and can execute in the background to perform a lot of
activities related to monitoring your system or writing necessary data to a log
periodically. It can be controlled manually as well as configured to be
invoked automatically when the system starts up. This article has provided a
detailed know how on Windows Services and illustrated how we can implement a simple
Windows Service in .NET.
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Title:
Mr
Name:
Gautam Sharma
Date:
2007-01-02 5:48:04 AM
Comment:
This article is very nice.I run my first windows service and installed sucessfully.
Thanks
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Good article
Name:
Harinath
Date:
2006-12-20 12:50:50 AM
Comment:
I found this article really useful. thanks for the same
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Title:
.NETPhreak
Name:
Dhaval Patel
Date:
2006-12-07 1:51:32 AM
Comment:
It should be pointed out that the call to the OnStart() method should return back to the SCM (Service Control Manager) within 30 seconds (this value can be altered in the registry, but it is not always feasible to do so in a production environment). The best idea is to encapsulate all your functionality into a separate .dll within a method, say for example RequestStart(), that is spawned in a new thread. All that you would need then is to instantiate that .dll in OnStart() and call RequestStart() - since RequestStart() has all its functionality in a new thread, the call to OnStart() will return immediately to the SCM. Additionally, if you make this thread a background thread, every time you stop your service, the thread will also die; this way you may not need to provide any functionality in your OnStop() method.
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Great one...
Name:
Sandeep Acharya
Date:
2006-12-05 9:47:00 PM
Comment:
I had no hands on windows services till now and very soon I am going to start working on this for some urgent requirement. And I must say that this article will help me a lot. I could able to develope a dummy one by refering to this article.
Thanks for publishing such useful articles.
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Making it Easier
Name:
Ambrose
Date:
2006-12-05 3:44:22 PM
Comment:
Might want to also consider things that raise the abstraction level:
http://aspalliance.com/749_The_Perfect_Service__Part_1
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