Is there a way to control the serivce control manager?
From: Mark K Vallevand (mark.vallevand_at_unisys.com)
Date: 09/02/04
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Date: Thu, 2 Sep 2004 11:08:50 -0500
Our XPe device has two personalities. There is one suite of software
installed, but a switch on the device sets the personality. We'd like to
start and run a different set of services depending on that switch. In one
mode, we'd run just a simple service that serves TCP/IP socket connections.
In the other mode, we'd run a full set of services: our services, IIS, DTC,
web services, and other stuff.
Is there a way to have a program (or service) run early enough to change the
configuration of services? Can a service stop, start, change dependencies
of other services, and expect that the service control manager will see the
changes and do the right thing?
-- Regards. Mark K Vallevand
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