问题
I'm attempting to install a service via C# from an installer's custom action.
I've tracked most of the topics related to my problem on Stack-Overflow however I've failed to find a solution to my problem.
The problem is : I need to pass additional arguments to my service, here's how it looks like in cmd.exe :
my_service -installMY_SERVICE_NAME cmdLine="commands in here" auxCommands="aux commands in here"
net start "My Service (MY_SERVICE_NAME)"
It works if I do it from the command line however I fail to get it done in C# therefore I'm forced to ask for help
Regards
回答1:
It sounds like you want to start a service via the command line with C# and pass in additional arguments. Process.Start has parameters for command line arguments. Give this a try
Process.Start("my_service", "-install MY_SERVICE_NAME cmdLine=\"commands in here\"" auxCommands=\"aux commands in here\");
Process.Start("net", "start \"My Service (MY_SERVICE_NAME)\"");
回答2:
Would this be what you are looking for, to start a service from C#? The article here on CodeProject might do the trick?
Hope this helps, Best regards, Tom.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1809243/how-do-i-install-a-windows-service-programatically-with-additional-args