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Register and unregister a Windows Service programmatically...

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    In VC++ when I used to write a Windows Service, I used to parse the command line arguments. If it is '-install' I used to call functions OpenSCManager() and CreateService() to register the service OR DeleteService() to remove it from the SC manager. (winsvc.h) I am new to VC#... Please tell me the equivalent functions/code piece to do the above task. I am keen on doing this programmatically (if possible, off course) rather than using the installutil and stuff…

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      In VC++ when I used to write a Windows Service, I used to parse the command line arguments. If it is '-install' I used to call functions OpenSCManager() and CreateService() to register the service OR DeleteService() to remove it from the SC manager. (winsvc.h) I am new to VC#... Please tell me the equivalent functions/code piece to do the above task. I am keen on doing this programmatically (if possible, off course) rather than using the installutil and stuff…

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      use ServiceInstaller Class Look into MSDN for help Sanjay Sansanwal www.sansanwal.com

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