How do I make my Windows Service to work in the following way... 1.) Automatically start after it installs
I\'m working on a simple web service w开发者_Go百科hich exports data from some data store into the database.
I built a windows service, targeted for .NET 2.0 in VS 2008. I run it as a console app to debug it. Console app is working great. I put it on my local computer as a service, compiled in debug mode,
I am a C++ programmer new to HTTPS. I need to write a COM based windows service in C++ which can handle HTTPS requests. But for that I would need to understand how the technologies and protocol fit to
I have a console app which I am converting into a windows service. As a console app my log4net logging is working fine. But converting it into a windows service, my log4net logging has stopped working
I\'ll start with an example: Apache web server (under Windows) has a nice feature: it can be both run as a standalone application (with current users privileges), and that it can be installed and run
I want to design a new distributed application, but I have a few queries that I need some genius advice on, hopefully from you people:
I have a windows service where I use System.Diagnostics.Debugger.Launch(); to debug the servic开发者_JS百科e. It worked on VS 2010 Pro RC, not on the express edition...
Given a service name, I would like to retrieve the username that it runs under (i.e. the username shown in the \'Log On\' tab of a service\'s properties window).
I have a build server with many builds for web sites and web services.I\'m doing some new code using WCF; my new code runs as a Windows Service.