Joe Kaplan wrote:
> There is a gotcha though with the managed service installer classes.  Not 
> only does it create a service in the service database, but it also installs 
> an event source for you in the application log for the service to write to. 
> In order to support this behavior, you'll need to create some WiX authoring 
> to create an Event Source.  This is done by setting the proper registry 
> elements in HKLM to create an Event Source.
>   
Interestingly, this week's release of WiX v3 (3.0.2023.0) includes this
note in history.txt:

BobArnso: Add EventSource strongly-typed authoring to WixUtilExtension

Very new, so any feedback would be appreciated.
> There is another 
> trick to be aware though, in that .NET event sources use the message DLL 
> that comes with the .NET framework, and the registry will contain a path to 
> that.  You may need to make that dynamic based on the version of the .NET 
> framework you are supporting.  It could get a little tricky, but should not 
> be too hard.
>   
Could you post what your registry looks like with that? I wasn't able to
find any examples of managed event sources on any of my dev machines.

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