C # uses the Timed task framework Windows.TaskSchedule.exe to install the Windows service that the console application creates

The previous article introduced the use of templates to create, install, and uninstall Windows Services, this article continues to study this topic, but to create a console program , using Windows.TaskSchedule.exe installation .

Why use a console program? --Simple and rough commissioning. Ha ha.

After creating the console Application project, we edit the service principal code, and we continue to write a sentence to the text file.

Before implementing the specific logic, we need to refer to Windows.TaskSchedule.Extends.dll, the service class inherits the IJob .

1 usingSystem;2 usingSystem.Configuration;3 usingSystem.IO;4 usingWindows.TaskSchedule.Extends;5 6 namespaceMywindowstaskschedule7 {8     /// <summary>9     ///Concrete Service Logic implementationTen     /// </summary> One      Public classTest:ijob A     { -          Public voidExcute () -         { the             //throw new NotImplementedException (); -FileStream fs =NewFileStream (configurationmanager.appsettings["LogFile"]. ToString (), FileMode.OpenOrCreate, FileAccess.Write); -StreamWriter SW =NewStreamWriter (FS); -Sw. Basestream.seek (0, seekorigin.end); +Sw. WriteLine (string. Format ("\ "Mywindowstaskschedule\" Windows Service Run at {0} \ n", DateTime.Now.ToString ())); - SW. Flush (); + SW. Close (); A FS. Close (); at         } -  -          Public voidInit () -         { -             //throw new NotImplementedException (); -         } in  -          Public voidOnError (Exception ex) to         { +             //throw new NotImplementedException (); -         } the     } *}

Main program Portal Invoke service

1 namespaceMywindowstaskschedule2 {3     class Program4     {5         Static voidMain (string[] args)6         {7             varTest =NewTest ();8Test. Excute ();//Running the service9         }Ten     } One}

Compile the program, the bin directory file is the service is about to run.

So the question is, how do I run?

Let me just attach a few more simple instructions.

Bin directory: Stores the console's compiled files, including configuration files.

Configs directory: Two profiles jobs.config and Nlog.config

The jobs.config configuration is as follows:

1 <?XML version= "1.0" encoding= "Utf-8"?>2 <JobsServerName= "My-service"DisplayName= "My Service"Description= "My service description">3   <Jobname= "My service One"ExePath= "${basedir}\bin\mywindowstaskschedule.exe"arguments= "1"cornexpress= "0/2 * * * *?"Expiresecond= "+" />4 </Jobs>

ServerName: The name that the service displays in Task Manager

DisplayName: The name that the service displays in the list of services

Job node: Specific configuration of individual tasks, name recommendation unique, exepath task path, cornexpress task execution frequency

In practical applications, we need to modify the jobs.config,nlog.config to be fixed.

Installation Services. bat

1 F:\maiaimei\WindowsService\MyWindowsTaskSchedule\Demo\Windows.TaskSchedule. exe install 2 Start 3 Pause

Uninstall the service. bat

1 F:\maiaimei\WindowsService\MyWindowsTaskSchedule\Demo\Windows.TaskSchedule. exe stop 2 F:\maiaimei\WindowsService\MyWindowsTaskSchedule\Demo\Windows.TaskSchedule. exe Uninstall 3 Pause

Above two batch commands, Windows.taskschedule. exe before a large string, please adjust as needed.

Other files can be copied directly.

When everything is ready (the demo directory above), we run "install service. Bat" as an administrator, as follows:

We can then check in the list of services and Task Manager

If you run the Uninstall service. BAT, the effect is as follows:

Source and demo Download: Https://github.com/maiaimei/WindowsTaskSchedule

Reference URL:

Open source a timed task frame under Windows, simple and rough to use.

C # uses the Timed task framework Windows.TaskSchedule.exe to install the Windows service that the console application creates