Windows service
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involved in developing a windows service. after doing build solution, got the exe in the release folder of the windows service. using Installutil tool i installed the service too. and got the messgae "The transacted install has completed." in vs.net command prompt. but the problem is that am unable to see those services in Administrative tools in the services section. kindly help me out.
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involved in developing a windows service. after doing build solution, got the exe in the release folder of the windows service. using Installutil tool i installed the service too. and got the messgae "The transacted install has completed." in vs.net command prompt. but the problem is that am unable to see those services in Administrative tools in the services section. kindly help me out.
did you restart the system ?
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did you restart the system ?
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involved in developing a windows service. after doing build solution, got the exe in the release folder of the windows service. using Installutil tool i installed the service too. and got the messgae "The transacted install has completed." in vs.net command prompt. but the problem is that am unable to see those services in Administrative tools in the services section. kindly help me out.
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involved in developing a windows service. after doing build solution, got the exe in the release folder of the windows service. using Installutil tool i installed the service too. and got the messgae "The transacted install has completed." in vs.net command prompt. but the problem is that am unable to see those services in Administrative tools in the services section. kindly help me out.
Could it be that you have .NET 1.0 AND 1.1 on the same machine? I've experienced some weird effects when I had developed a .NET 1.1 (VS2003) windows service and calling "installutil" from the commandline picked the executable from .NET 1.0. Try calling installutil with the full path (...\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v1.1.4322\...) and see if it helps. Regards, mav
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We probably need more information to be able to help. Like what you did with the installers and such.
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using service installer am able to create service and able to see in the services. but its not running saying "the services on the host started and stopped. some services automatically stopped beacuse of no work to do like alerts"
That error usually means that an exception occured in the service when the service tried to start. See if you can build the service and run it as a winforms application or a console application and try to find what is causing the error. Alternatively you could use exception handling and write all exceptions to a file or to the windows log. That way you might be able to find what is causing the service to stop when trying to start.
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using service installer am able to create service and able to see in the services. but its not running saying "the services on the host started and stopped. some services automatically stopped beacuse of no work to do like alerts"
I encountered the same error once. My Windows Service was a accessing the network and I made it a local Service. If you're doing the same.. try making it a network service.. Regards