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Tutorial about "Windows Service" 6 years 3 months ago #11346

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I'm looking for a tutorial to implement a "Windows Service".
I created a very simple Daemon application, but when I install and start it ...don't start.

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Tutorial about "Windows Service" 6 years 3 months ago #11347

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Take a look at this doc. and sample.
as the master said "Work and be happy"
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Tutorial about "Windows Service" 6 years 2 months ago #11402

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Hi,
in attachment there is my simple "service-project" that install but it doesn't start.

Is there anybody that can help me?

File Attachment:

File Name: L2_Daemon.zip
File Size:81 KB
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Tutorial about "Windows Service" 6 years 2 months ago #11407

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Thanks Sir
please give us time to test your project
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Tutorial about "Windows Service" 6 years 1 month ago #11453

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Is there anybody that can help me?

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Tutorial about "Windows Service" 6 years 1 month ago #11457

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Sorry
we forgot this
I try to run now OK
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Tutorial about "Windows Service" 6 years 1 month ago #11471

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Is there any news?

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Tutorial about "Windows Service" 6 years 1 month ago #11473

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No yet Sir :blush:

In our lab now we are only 2 programmers and many friends ...
it's Saturday night...
and the only Lab task we can run is to fix pl_FortesReport package
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Tutorial about "Windows Service" 6 years 1 month ago #11484

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Okay.

Don't forget me. ;-)

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Tutorial about "Windows Service" 6 years 1 month ago #11510

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..zZz..

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Tutorial about "Windows Service" 6 years 1 month ago #11511

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Sir
we put some samples in CodeOcean for TIdTCPServer
for sample
codetyphon\CodeOcean\pl_Indy\samples\4B_MemoryStream_Exchange\server\memorystream_server.ctpr

Please look the methodology of using TIdTCPServer
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Tutorial about "Windows Service" 6 years 1 month ago #11512

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Ok,
but the sample in CodeOcean is an application and not a Windows service.
Is it right or am I wrong? Or exists another sample in "Windows service" mode?

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Tutorial about "Windows Service" 6 years 1 month ago #11513

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1) First build your
TCP Server
test your server

2) Then you can try to make your TCP Server "service" if you want

look at
codetyphon\CodeOcean\aa_LCLBasics\samples\cleandir\cleandirs.ctpr
sample.

On windows only, you must use

Regsvr32 to register register your daemon app first....

command prompt
Regsvr32 -h
for more info

In other case you will get (OS Code 5) Access is denied
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Tutorial about "Windows Service" 6 years 1 month ago #11516

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Thanks a lot. :-)
I will implement it.

Naturally this is a "workaround" becouse it solve not about how to create a Windows Service.

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Tutorial about "Windows Service" 6 years 1 month ago #11517

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Sir
Please don't forget Windows Service Applications are from "OS Side" and NOT from "user Side"
so, not the same programming approach.

Anyway, have fun in "Deep Blue programming Sea" :woohoo:
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