es out and have them declaratively described in the MSI instead. Life typically just works better that way.
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etter that way.
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Well that'
all the same guys, have a good
weekend.
Simon
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To be
clear, I wasn't suggesting managed code services work better.
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Installing/Starting a service, the simple way.
Usually,
this means your service has some dependency that hasn't been completely
installed
[WiX-users] Installing/Starting a service, the simple way.
I have managed to get it to install my services using the code
below, however I still get errored when it tries to start the service. I can
start the services manually post installation (if I supress the
"StartService" action).
Out of interest, what happens if you set the ALLUSERS property to 1?
Rob
Simon Topley wrote:
> I have managed to get it to install my services using the code below,
> however I still get errored when it tries to start the service. I can
> start the services manually post installation (if I supr
I have managed to get it to install my services using
the code below, however I still get errored when it tries to start the service.
I can start the services manually post installation (if I supress the
"StartService" action).
Any ideas anyone?
Simon
From: Simon Topley Sent: 05 July
Hello again
all,
I'm having real
trouble installing and starting a service, I have made a simple installer that
just installs one file and tries to install it as a service and start it... I
get the standard error message when installing "Failed to start service "My
Service""
Here is
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