windows-services

Hi i had a wcf service hosted using windows service and the hosting of service was successfully completed and now my requirment is to consume it in javascript and the service returns table and it was in xml format with column names as tags in it so how to read date in it I had got the answer Here is the code written in javascript <script type="text/javascript" src="http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.4.2/jquery.min.js"></script> <script type="text/javascript"> window.onload = invokeService(); function invokeService() { $(document).ready(function () { // Additional way of calling WCF

i wanted to know which process in Windows is user specific, i mean it get created for each user login. i tried explorer.exe but when u switch user and log into new account then it shows old login name in my code. basically i need to just log which user logging when in app. Cody Gray I missed the tag indicating you created a Windows Service. That's a very different type of animal than a regular application, and the advice you receive for one is not necessarily transferable to the other. Specifically, I notice that you've tagged this question windows-7 . If you're trying to run this service

i have a windows service that get user details and save the result into log text file. and, my problem is when i log off my system and login again ie without restarting the machine.., i also would like to save the time that i login my system into that log file.. How can write a login event in window service.. pls help with comments I have used the below code, but nothing was written to the log text file on log on. ie LogOn no-1 or LogOn no-2... Is there any mistake or logon didnt get enough time to execute the process.. Microsoft.Win32.SystemEvents.SessionSwitch += new Microsoft.Win32

Installer builder tool : Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 , Project Installer I am trying to pass username and password for the installer to use for running Windows services that will install by the installer. By default installer ask the Credentials during installation that i want to pass through command prompt. see attached pic I tried the solution that provided in the following issue. But still getting the "Set Service login" dialog during installation. msiexec /i setup.msi USERNAME=yourUserName PASSWORD=yourPassword How to Pass Command Line Arguments to MSI Installer Need to redesign

I have a windows service with a TCP/IP server built in. Clients and connect and some information is distributed etc. Typically the service is installed to log on as Network Service. There is some data that is stored in a folder under ProgramData and read/write access to that folder is therefor granted to the service during installation. However, access is thus typically granted to all services using the Network Service account. I understand that it is possible to add a specific service SID using ChangeServiceConfig2 with SERVICE_CONFIG_SERVICE_SID_INFO. From there it is however not at all

So I have checked many many sites, researched for days now. And I have not found or come up with one of my own solution for this problem. I know, apparently since Windows Vista, a Windows Service since its created in Session 0 its not able to interact with whats considered GUI executables like console apps and other softwares that are part of other Sessions that are not Session 0. According to Microsoft, a Service that does this would be a potential 'Virus'. Which I understand the reasoning for their thinking. But this is the only solution for our problems. //This is how I am calling the