Running As A Service?!?
How do I make my VB App so therefore it loads up when I boot the computer and keeps running even if the user logs on and off...?!?
For e.g. I want it to be running non-stop even when the user logs off and it stays in the "Novell Client Logon Window"?!?
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Hello Again,
I am looking for input on running Visual Basic as a service. I have done some research on this and I found a microsoft page that gives a control (NTSRV.OCX) to use for this. But it basically says microsoft does not reccomend running Visual Basic as a service even with Ntsrv.ocx.
The Article is Below:
http://support.microsoft.com/directo...EN-US;Q175948&
There so many advantages to running an operations type application as a service. I am still tempted to try it anyway.
Does anyone have experience with running Visual Basic as a service? Did you use nstrv? What is your experience with running Visual Basic as a service?
Thanks,
Beth Barja
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Help,
I have a vb application which will run on an NT 2000 server, the app runs 24/7 and polls several directories for csv file coming in and then processes then (upload to a database). I need to run the app as a service and not just kick it off on the desktop but I have read on the microsoft site that you can not run a vb exe as a service. Does anyone know how I can run my vb app as a service.
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I received one additional piece of information which may help
(doesn't help me, but maybe it will help someone help me): someone
suggested that the application, or a part of it, begins running as a
service of the operating system. If this sounds plausible, where does
the problem likely originate? Is it some part of the program code, or
some program code that is not present (the app. has nothing in it that
attempts to identify its environment), or maybe something in the
project properties?
Thanks for any info.
Here is the relevant part of my original post:
I have a vb6 application which may have been started on Windows95
using an earlier vb version, definitely updated on Windows98(inc. SP
5). It is deployed on a machine running WindowsXP, and in this
environment the user can close the program, yet it (or some remnant of
it) remains listed in the Task Manager. This doesn't happen every time
user closes the program, and without looking at Task Manager it
appears the program is completely gone--no minimized windows in the
task bar, no error or warning messages.
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Hai Gurus,
I want to findout whether a service "RPCSS.EXE" is running or not. I would wait till the service is running, then I want to start my application.
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Hey all,
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Thanx
Problem With VB App Running As Service
I have a VB app that uses a timer to run a fuinction every 60 secs.
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I used Eltima Application As Service (cos I was lazy and needed some quick way) to get it running as a windows service on my Win2K production server.
However every week or so it stops functioning correctly and also stops writing to my error log.
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I am running a VB 6.0 app as a service on a windows 2000 box. This application is supposed to print out letters. I am using the ntservice control on my form, and as far as the service goes everything seems to be fine.
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Any suggestions would be helpful!
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I've done application and put it to run as a service. I understand that services run in background, don't have GUI etc., but I really need it to run as trayicon immediately when it is activated, so that I can choose among some settings, shut it down and so on.
I know how to code that, but I don't now how to implement that to service.
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Printing While Running As A Service
I am running a VB 6.0 app as a service on a windows 2000 box. This application is supposed to print out letters. I am using the ntservice control on my form, and as far as the service goes everything seems to be fine.
The problem is, VB cannot access the printer object.
I even tried putting together a simple app that just cycles through the printer collection and logs the printer information. Works fine as an exe run from windows, but once again, when run as a service, there is no access to the printer collection; nothing at all.
Any suggestions would be helpful!
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hi,
I have a service written in VB which resides on a remote server.
When i am logged onto the remote machine via rdp or mstsc (to get the console) the software runs correctly.
When i am not logged on the service does not run correctly and hangs waiting for user interaction to press a button on the dialog box.
what happens is that the service prompts with a dialog box to open,save or cancel, the service should then choose save and carry on, this happens when im logged on.
I thing the problem could be that the dialog is assumed to to be runnning in the background, and we need it in the foreround to automatically detect and press save.
how can it get it in the foreground or to think it is there ?
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Esarting VB App When Running As Service
Hi,
I have an VB app running as a service which connects to another app via TCPIP (vb app is receiver) and is set to interact with desktop. When user logs off PC i have VB app set to run as normal meaning the socket is never closed which i have set in the form unload which is called when user logs off. Problems is when PC restarts or shutsdown the VB app TCPIP connections never closes so when VB app starts up via NT Service the TCPIP connection is lost or is not connected to sender. This is because in the form unload i chose not to close connection to accomendate user logging off. To establish TCPIP connection you have to restart VB app which would defeate the purpose of running as a service. Is their a way of getting a windows message to VB app when PC is restarting or shutting down or logging off so i can program accordingly. If user logs off run as normal. If PC shutsdown or restarts close socket connection thus allowing it to recconect when PC starts up again. Hopefully this made sense and any help or insight would be appreciated. Thanks for you time.
Icon Behaviour With VB App Running As NT Service
Hello,
My question concerns convincing my System Tray icon to behave elegantly.
I have written a VB6 app that I need to run as a NT Service; as such, I've made use of the Microsoft NT Service Control Component provided by Ntsrv.ocx. This approach has worked like a charm and I'm very happy with the results except for one thing: If I log out and back in again my service is still running, and that's all well and good, but my application's icon no longer appears in the System Tray.
I have set up a timer firing every second that calls Shell_NotifyIcon and of course this works. However, I don't want to have this timer continuing to operate once the icon is successfully added to the tray. Now you might say I should disable the timer when Shell_NotifyIcon returns <> 0 and you'd be right, except for the folowing little problem.
The Problem: My service starts manually by design so of course when the app adds the icon to the tray on startup it works just fine, but I can't disable my timer at this point because I'll need it running if a user logs out and back in again. I could use a "hook" to catch messages like "WM_QUERYENDSESSION" and start the timer, but again I don't want the thing running the entire time someone is logged out.
So I believe I need a way of knowing when someone is logging back in, I could start my timer at this point and then disable it when Shell_NotifyIcon returns successfully.
If anyone out there has had some experience with these issues, or has anything insightful for me I'd sure appreciate it.
Oh, this is my first post, so sorry if I was too long-winded.
Thanks in advance!
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Hi all,
I am having trouble with interprocess communication between a Service and my ActiveX EXE...
Basically, there is a Windows Service that I want to integrate with my ActiveEXE. The Service provides a VBScript interface for extensions. My ActiveX EXE is running on the desktop and has a public multiuse class which registers itself in the ROT. What I am trying to achieve is to communicate between the Service and the running ActiveX EXE without starting a new instance of the ActiveX EXE (hence the ROT entry).
Testing the ROT entry works fine using another VB app and get a reference to my ActiveX EXE class via GetObject function. So, if my ActiveX EXE Server is not running a new one is not created and if it is it gets a reference to the existing one.
So I wrote a small Vbscript plugin to do a GetObject on my ActiveX EXE from the Service.
This is where it gets ugly.
Basically the VBScript can not do a GetObject because the two processes (Service and ActiveX EXE) are running in different namespaces:
The Service is running a LocalSystem
The ActiveX EXE is obviously running as InteractiveUser (whoever that maybe)
So to try and bypass this security problem I have created a proxy COM object (ActiveX EXE again) which gets created by the VBScript with CreateObject. This I do with DCOM config and set it to run as the interactive user so I 'jumps' domains to the same domain as my ActiveX EXE Server.
This seems to work pretty ok but (there is always a but) the problem I am facing now is distributing this set of ActiveX EXEs (the Proxy and the Server).
I know of no easy way (and automatic) to create an install or configure the Proxy to run as Interactive.
Things I have been looking into have been the [navy]HKEY_CLASSES_ROOTAppID[/navy] where the [green]RunAs[/green] defines the setting I want to change. I also suspect using something like InstallShield could also help (I am assuming). The problem with this is that if I want to distribute a new EXE for the Proxy (an update), I will need to distribute logic to manage this as well etc etc
Basically a headache ! :evil:
So, what I am asking is: (finally)
Is there an easier way of communicating between the Service and the running ActiveX EXE when security is not to be modified ?
To save you some time, I have already looked in MultiUse and GlobalSingleUse with the same problems (again need to explicitly run in the same domain).
Using DDE is not an option. (assume I am planning to move to .NET)
Using Winsock is a potential but relys on opening ports on the client that might be in use, can get messy.
I thought of Named Pipes but have no serious knowledge or way of implementing in VB.
Windows messaging (via SendMessage) just doesn't cut it.
To give another spin on the whole dilema and something some of you may have faced already:
This is simular to having a Connection Pool Manager (connection being an object) siting on a server with various clients connecting to it using different authentications (different users). I notice that in such environments the same problem occurs where the Pool Manager gets created again and again for each unique user that tries to access it. A pool manager should be only 1 instance providing access to connections from his pool. (like MTS for example)
Finally, this is meant to be a Command-Response type of communication.
If you can help, much appreciated !
(I might be asking for too much)
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I have no idea where to start when it comes to windows services. Can anybody point me in the right direction
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I've run into a very strange problem regarding the FindFirstFile and FindNextFile API call. I created an application that uses the function below to retrieve a list of files and store them. If I assign a UNC Path, this works fine as long as the application runs as a standard .exe. However, if I try starting the application using the NT Service control (Under Windows XP SP1) the FindNextFile API returns a '-1' consistently.
My thought is that this is an OS limitation that is intentionally prohibiting the code from running to avoid possible Trojan/Virus from spreading. However, I was wondering if anyone has run into this or knows of a workaround.
Here's the main portion of the code, much of it came from Microsoft's knowledge base...
The line below "hSearch = FindFirstFile(sDirSpec & sSpec, WFD)" returns a '-1' if the directory being searched is a UNC Path and the app. is running as a service. If scanning a local folder as a standard .exe, it returns the correct file handle.
VB Code:
Public Function LoadFiles( _ ByVal path As String, _ Optional ByVal bRecursive As Boolean = False, _ Optional ByVal pb) _ As Long Dim dircount As LongDim FileName As String ' Walking filename variable...Dim DirName As String ' SubDirectory NameDim dirNames() As String ' Buffer for directory name entriesDim nDir As Integer ' Number of directories in this pathDim i As Integer ' For-loop counter...Dim hSearch As Long ' Search HandleDim WFD As WIN32_FIND_DATADim Cont As IntegerDim FT As FILETIMEDim ST As SYSTEMTIMEDim DateCStr As String, DateMStr As StringDim sFileSpec As StringDim sDirSpec As StringDim sSpec As StringDim fileCount As Long sSpec = ts.sFilename(path, efpFileNameAndExt) sDirSpec = ts.sAppend(ts.sFilename(path, efpFilePath), "") ' Search subdirectories if necessary If bRecursive = True Then ' Search for subdirectories. nDir = 0 ReDim dirNames(nDir) Cont = True hSearch = FindFirstFile(sDirSpec & "*", WFD) If hSearch <> INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE Then Do While Cont DirName = StripNulls(WFD.cFileName) ' Ignore the current and encompassing directories. If (DirName <> ".") And (DirName <> "..") Then ' Check for directory with bitwise comparison. If GetFileAttributes(sDirSpec & DirName) And _ FILE_ATTRIBUTE_DIRECTORY Then dirNames(nDir) = DirName dircount = dircount + 1 nDir = nDir + 1 ReDim Preserve dirNames(nDir) End If End If Cont = FindNextFile(hSearch, WFD) ' Get next subdirectory. Loop Cont = FindClose(hSearch) End If End If ' Walk through this directory and sum file sizes. hSearch = FindFirstFile(sDirSpec & sSpec, WFD) Cont = True ' The value of 'hSearch' is '-1' when this code is run as a service and is scanning a UNC Path. 'MsgBox hSearch If hSearch <> INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE Then Cont = True While Cont FileName = StripNulls(WFD.cFileName) If (FileName <> ".") And (FileName <> "..") And _ ((GetFileAttributes(sDirSpec & FileName) And _ FILE_ATTRIBUTE_DIRECTORY) <> FILE_ATTRIBUTE_DIRECTORY) Then LoadFiles = LoadFiles + (WFD.nFileSizeHigh * _ MAXDWORD) + WFD.nFileSizeLow fileCount = fileCount + 1 Set oFile = New clsFile oFile.sFilename = ts.sFilename(sDirSpec, efpFilePath) & StripNulls(ts.sNT(WFD.cFileName)) mCol.Add oFile End If Cont = FindNextFile(hSearch, WFD) ' Get next file Wend Cont = FindClose(hSearch) End If LoadFiles = mCol.Count End Function
Detect Linux/unix Service Running Or Not?
Guys, having huge trouble here... here's the schema.
currently I have already develop an AP running on a server computer which can detect services running on other remote computers(windows only)(eg. at 10:00am email service on server1 is not running, the ap send a alert message to my workstation), without installing anything on the remotes. This whole project was done using WMI method which works great.
Now the same things needs to be done with non windows systems, such as Unix/Linux. I am totally lost...
Please provide some ideas and tips how I can do this.
Thanks big time...
VB App Running As A Service Not Accessing Mapped Drive
I am running a VB 6.0 app that uses the ntservice.ocx to run my applications as a service. It is on a Windows 2000 box. And the user name it runs under is part of the Administrator group.
When the application is not run as a service it can read and write to a mapped Unix drive without a problem. However, when the application runs as a service, it cannot access this drive.
I can see the drive fine through explorer, so I know it is connected.
My thinking is that it must be some kind of security setting or permission, but I am not sure.
Thanks for any suggestions.
Problem With Security When Running An NT Service Control App.???
I have an app that I have converted into a NT service with MS NT Service Control app. This service is running on a server.
This app makes a file copy (Binary), then it connects to two access databases with ADO. After that it makes a compact / repair on one of the databases using DAO.
Now to my problem.
I have migrated the database files to a seperate catalog. This catalog must be shared on the lan, because a Client administrative tool (Wich resides on a client machine) connect to one of the two databases.
When I set this catalog to share, I have given the System account full control of it. I have also tried to create an special account that just have full control rights to this catalog and I still get the same errors.
In the service manager I have tried to use the local system account, and I have also tried running it with my special account.
The errors I get are:
In this order:
Sub/Function, Error number, Error description
CopyFile, 75, Path/File access error
TransferKunder, -2147467259, Could not delete from specified tables.
TimeStamp, -2147467259, Operation must use an updateable query.
CompactRepairDatabase, 3051, The Microsoft Jet database engine cannot open the file 'D:Temp****'. It is already opened exclusively by another user, or you need permission to view its data.
When I set the security on Everyone to full control, it all works... What could be the problem here??? Everyone has right now read, and list rights. But I would like to remove the rights of everyone completly. By the way, the permission on the share has Everyone full control, so thats not what is causing this.
It seams that my service doesnt run with the accounts I have set it run with, or??? I have tried to set the account and password already when the service installs, thru code. The service manager shows that this works, but no luck accessing the files.
/Smirre
Trying To Communicate Through COM Between A Service Using VBScript And A Running ActiveX
Hi all,
I am having trouble with interprocess communication between a Service and my ActiveX EXE...
Basically, there is a Windows Service that I want to integrate with my ActiveEXE. The Service provides a VBScript interface for extensions. My ActiveX EXE is running on the desktop and has a public multiuse class which registers itself in the ROT. What I am trying to achieve is to communicate between the Service and the running ActiveX EXE without starting a new instance of the ActiveX EXE (hence the ROT entry).
Testing the ROT entry works fine using another VB app and get a reference to my ActiveX EXE class via GetObject function. So, if my ActiveX EXE Server is not running a new one is not created and if it is it gets a reference to the existing one.
So I wrote a small Vbscript plugin to do a GetObject on my ActiveX EXE from the Service.
This is where it gets ugly.
Basically the VBScript can not do a GetObject because the two processes (Service and ActiveX EXE) are running in different namespaces:
The Service is running a LocalSystem
The ActiveX EXE is obviously running as InteractiveUser (whoever that maybe)
So to try and bypass this security problem I have created a proxy COM object (ActiveX EXE again) which gets created by the VBScript with CreateObject. This I do with DCOM config and set it to run as the interactive user so I 'jumps' domains to the same domain as my ActiveX EXE Server.
This seems to work pretty ok but (there is always a but) the problem I am facing now is distributing this set of ActiveX EXEs (the Proxy and the Server).
I know of no easy way (and automatic) to create an install or configure the Proxy to run as Interactive.
Things I have been looking into have been the HKEY_CLASSES_ROOTAppID where the RunAs defines the setting I want to change. I also suspect using something like InstallShield could also help (I am assuming). The problem with this is that if I want to distribute a new EXE for the Proxy (an update), I will need to distribute logic to manage this as well etc etc
Basically a headache !
So, what I am asking is: (finally)
Is there an easier way of communicating between the Service and the running ActiveX EXE when security is not to be modified ?
To save you some time, I have already looked in MultiUse and GlobalSingleUse with the same problems (again need to explicitly run in the same domain).
Using DDE is not an option. (assume I am planning to move to .NET)
Using Winsock is a potential but relys on opening ports on the client that might be in use, can get messy.
I thought of Named Pipes but have no serious knowledge or way of implementing in VB.
Windows messaging (via SendMessage) just doesn't cut it.
To give another spin on the whole dilema and something some of you may have faced already:
This is simular to having a Connection Pool Manager (connection being an object) siting on a server with various clients connecting to it using different authentications (different users). I notice that in such environments the same problem occurs where the Pool Manager gets created again and again for each unique user that tries to access it. A pool manager should be only 1 instance providing access to connections from his pool. (like MTS for example)
Finally, this is meant to be a Command-Response type of communication.
If you can help, much appreciated !
(I might be asking for too much)
BTW: If this is not an appropriate forum to post my question, please feel free to move.
Edited by - f0rcegr0wn on 11/7/2003 3:16:38 PM
Winsock Running From Windows Service Problem
Hi all,
I am writting some VB6 code using winsock to connect to an external ip address. The code works fine when I run it from VB or as an EXE. But when I install it and run as a service on Windows 2000 it errors with '10049 : Address is not available from the local machine'
I am using the svcit.ocx to make my vb code a windows service.
Please help!
Thanks in advance.
10Leo
Making A Program Running Under Service Visible
I have a program running under a service i wrote. The program itself is not a serivce, it is simply launched by the service itself.
is there a way of making it visible? i can not make the service run under local system account.
thank you.
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