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Developing XML Web Services and Server Components with Visual C#™ .NET and the .NET Framework, Exam Cram™ 2 (Exam 70-320)

By Amit Kalani, Priti Kalani

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Chapter 7.  Windows Services

The ServiceController class of the System.ServiceProcess namespace enables you to programmatically control Windows services from your programs. Table 7.5 lists some important methods and properties of this class.

Table 7.5. Important Members of the ServiceController Class

Member

Type

Description

CanPauseAndContinue

Property

A value of true indicates that the service can be paused and resumed.

CanShutdown

Property

A value of true indicates that the service should be notified when the system is shutting down.

CanStop

Property

A value of true indicates that the service can be stopped after it has started.

Close()

Method

Disconnects the ServiceController object from the Windows service.

Continue()

Method

Continues a Windows service after it has been paused.

DisplayName

Property

Specifies a friendly name for the service.

ExecuteCommand()

Method

Executes a custom command on the service.

GetServices()

Method

Retrieves the Windows services installed on a computer.

MachineName

Property

Specifies the name of the computer on which this service resides. Its default value is set to the local computer. You need to change the MachineName property only if you want to control the Windows services on a remote machine.

Pause()

Method

Suspends a Windows service's operation.

Refresh()

Method

Refreshes the values of all the properties with their latest values.

ServiceName

Property

Specifies the name of the Windows service.

ServicesDependedOn

Property

Specifies the set of services on which this Windows service depends.

ServiceType

Property

One of the ServiceType enumeration values that specifies how the Windows service is used. A Windows service can be of the type InteractiveProcess (can communicate with the desktop), Win32OwnProcess (runs in its own process), or Win32ShareProcess (shares the process with other Windows services).

Start()

Method

Starts the Windows service.

Status

Property

Retrieves the status of the Windows service.

Stop()

Method

Stops the Windows service and other services that are dependent on this service.

WaitForStatus()

Method

Waits for the service to reach the specified status, which is a value of the ServiceControllerStatus enumeration. Its possible values are ContinuePending, Paused, PausePending, Running, StartPending, Stopped, and StopPending.


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