I fixed my problem ( looking at the msi install log helped because I
realized that the old service was removed and then being added). In
addition to the ServiceControl node that i added below - I also had a
ServiceInstall node. I needed to take that out to get the behavior that I
wanted.
Thanks
De
I should add that when I uninstall my new msi - both services are removed.
On Fri, Nov 11, 2011 at 4:53 PM, Deepa Choundappan wrote:
> Thanks ! You did give me a pointer as to how to do this but I did not get
> there all the way. I added a new ServiceControl node with the old Service
> name ( and
Thanks ! You did give me a pointer as to how to do this but I did not get
there all the way. I added a new ServiceControl node with the old Service
name ( and a new component Guid). But what I found was that it definitely
did stop the old service but did not delete it. I have both the Remove and
St
If it's an upgrade, you can just uninstall the old service and install it again
with your new name. Change the Component guid for the service component and
that just works. I don't know of anything that will just change the name that's
supported by MSI.
The ServiceControl stuff lets you say yo
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