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Creating a Windows Service
Hi , I donīt know if this is the right group. But maybe someone can
help me to the right discussion group. I have created a Windows Sesrvice through a reg file. This is the content of the reg file: Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Servic es\User Admin Agent] "Description"="Starts the User Process." [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Servic es\User Admin Agent \Parameters] "Application"="C:\\RunAgent\\UserProcess.cmd" The service is created perfectly. What I want to do is the following. When I stop the service I would like to kill/shutdown a process that is initiated when the service is started. I have asked around how to do it. I found out that it is possible but I have to add dependencies when creating the Windows Service. How can I create a dependency at the creation of the Windows Service? And how can I make sure that this dependency is to shut down a process(in this case java.exe)? Any help will be appreciated. Regards |
Re: Creating a Windows Service
On Thu, 11 Sep 2008 05:05:56 -0700 (PDT), Lando Chez wrote: >Hi , I donīt know if this is the right group. But maybe someone can >help me to the right discussion group. You are messing around with services and end up in 24HSHD :-) Depending on maybe OS (Win Reg Editor v5) , developemts tools possibly other things you didn't say. There are quite a few development newsgroups in microsoft.public.* >I have created a Windows Sesrvice through a reg file. This is the >content of the reg file: As mentioned perhaps a lot of times. When doing something like this with MS products and development you want http://msdn.microsoft.com Results 1-50 of about 71,800 for: service dependencies (1.8 seconds) or the ever popular http://support.microsoft.com List of MS froups http://groups.google.com/groups/dir?...oft.public%2C& There are lots of programming , development forums and blogs MS run or 3rd party. >The service is created perfectly. What I want to do is the following. >When I stop the service I would like to kill/shutdown a process that Work out what the process PID is :-) >is initiated when the service is started. I have asked around how to >do it. I found out that it is possible but I have to add dependencies >when creating the Windows Service. >How can I create a dependency at the creation of the Windows Service? >And how can I make sure that this dependency is to shut down a >process(in this case java.exe)? Using text from your msg above Results 1 - 10 of about 195,000 for create a dependency at the creation of the Windows Service. Creating a Windows Service - Vista Forums when creating the Windows Service. How can I create a dependency at the creation of the Windows Service? 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