RE: ServiceBase denies access to service name

As I indicated in a reply to Stephen, my original statement appears to be
correct. The service name for a win32 own service is specified as the first
argument on the command line. The .NET implementation should not skip over
this argument but instead use it to set the service name.
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Thanks,
Nick

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""Hongye Sun [MSFT]"" wrote:

Thanks for your reply and feedback, Nick. Stephen has posted a great answer
to your question regarding ServiceMainCallback. This seems to be limitation
issue. I will forward your message to proper channel and product team.

For the WMI method, I suggest you to have a try of it, since this is a very
simple usage in this case and we have run the service in our lab for many
times without any error.

Have a nice day.

Regards,
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