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| | Windows services unanswered recurring question Hi guys: I have a question about windows services, I have been trying to find the answer but only found the same question from 3 years ago with no response. I wish you guys can help me with this.... .............................................................. Question posted by: Jacob Callcut (Guest) on November 15th, 2005 06:42 AM To All, When creating a Windows Service and selecting the "Add Installer" option from the right-click menu in the service's design window, a "ServiceProcessInstaller" and "ServiceInstaller" are automatically created. Does anyone know if there is a way to customize what "Add Installer" does? ..... ....................................................................................................... What does "Add Installer" ACTUALLY do behind the scenes? Thanks... |
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| | RE: Windows services unanswered recurring question "vmantrana" wrote: Quote: > Hi guys: > > I have a question about windows services, I have been trying to find > the answer but only found the same question from 3 years ago with no > response. > I wish you guys can help me with this.... > > .............................................................. > Question posted by: Jacob Callcut (Guest) on November 15th, 2005 > 06:42 AM > To All, > > When creating a Windows Service and selecting the "Add Installer" > option from the right-click menu in the service's design window, a > "ServiceProcessInstaller" and "ServiceInstaller" are automatically > created. Does anyone know if there is a way to customize what "Add > Installer" does? ..... > ....................................................................................................... > > What does "Add Installer" ACTUALLY do behind the scenes? > > Thanks... > Short and simple answer, it auto generates new files. If you are looking for ways to do this yourself, you need to extend visual studio in some way. This page might be a good starting point to learn about this. [Resources about Visual Studio .NET extensibility] http://www.mztools.com/resources_vsnet_addins.aspx -- Happy Coding! Morten Wennevik [C# MVP] |
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| | Re: Windows services unanswered recurring question Quote: > Hi, > > Short and simple answer, it auto generates new files. If you are looking > for ways to do this yourself, you need to extend visual studio in some way. > This page might be a good starting point to learn about this. > > [Resources about Visual Studio .NET extensibility]http://www.mztools.com/resources_vsnet_addins.aspx > > -- > Happy Coding! > Morten Wennevik [C# MVP] on how the service class and the ProjectInstaller class (which contains the "ServiceProcessInstaller" and "ServiceInstaller") are tied. This is probably a non-practical question... Thanks. |
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