Windows Service Status Auto-start

Many people create a Windows Service installation package when found clearly in the properties set automatic start, can be completed after the service installation, but also need to manually start the service, I have a full implementation of the automatic Start method

In the ProjectInstaller.cs file on the line, the direct code is as follows:

1  Public Partial classProjectInstaller:System.Configuration.Install.Installer2     {3          PublicProjectInstaller ()4         {5 InitializeComponent ();6             //set up auto-start after installation7              This. Afterinstall + =NewInstalleventhandler (projectinstaller_afterinstall);8         }9         /// <summary>Ten         ///set up auto-start after installation One         ///the StartType in the ServiceInstaller1 to be set to Automatic, which indicates a random start, A         ///ServiceName represents the service name, -         ///Description represents a description of the service, -         ///DisplayName represents the display name.  the         ///the account in ServiceProcessInstaller1 is set to LocalSystem, which indicates the local system accounts -         /// </summary> -         /// <param name= "Sender" ></param> -         /// <param name= "E" ></param> +         Private voidProjectinstaller_afterinstall (Objectsender, Installeventargs e) -         { +Process p =NewProcess (); Ap.StartInfo.FileName ="Cmd.exe"; atP.startinfo.useshellexecute =false; -P.startinfo.redirectstandardinput =true; -P.startinfo.redirectstandardoutput =true; -P.startinfo.redirectstandarderror =true; -P.startinfo.createnowindow =true; - P.start (); in             stringCmdstring ="SC start Jieservice";//cmd command jieservice service name - P.standardinput.writeline (cmdstring); toP.standardinput.writeline ("Exit"); +         } -}

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Note : In the code, "Jieservice" is the service name. Must remember to change, it is easy to ignore

Windows Service Status Auto-start