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VB.NET

Creating A Windows Service in VB.NET
By: Jayesh Jain
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    2002-10-04

    Table of Contents:
  • Creating A Windows Service in VB.NET
  • What is Windows Service
  • Adding an Installer to the Project
  • Conclusion

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    Creating A Windows Service in VB.NET
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    Up until .Net, the creation of Windows services was limited to C++ guru's. Not anymore. In this article Jayesh shows us how to create, install, start and stop a service with VB.Net.If you want to write application that constantly monitors some files, creates a log file, or anything else which runs constantly in the background while the machine is busy doing something else, the best way to this used to be to run a windows application continuously or at a regular interval with the use of Windows scheduler. There was one big disadvantage to this -- someone had to log into the system to start the application.

    This sort of activity has been long put behind us thanks to Windows services. For Windows NT/2000. In this article we're going to learn what a Windows service is and also how to create our own, using VB.Net.

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