About programming Windows services: how to stop my windows service?
Here is a very simplified example code(C#):
// Here is my service class (MyTestService.cs).
public class MyTestService:ServiceBase{
// Constructor.
public MyTestService(){
this.ServiceName = "My Test Service";
return;
}
};
// My application class (ApplicationClass.cs).
public static class ApplicationClass{
// Here is main Main() method.
public static void Main(){
// 1. Creating a service instance
// and running it using ServiceBase.
MyTestService service = new MyTestService();
ServiceBase.Run(service);
// 2. Performing a test shutdown of a service.
service.Stop();
Environment.Exit(0);
return;
};
};
So: I've just created "My Test Service" started it and stopped. But when I'm looking into my Services.msc - "My Test Service" is continues to running and stops ONLY when I click a "Stop" link. Why? - why service.Stop() command does nothing?
ServiceController.Stop() also does nothing!
How can I stop my service from Main() method?