Hi,
I'm developing a service that will be monitoring some of the
activities of currently logged in user.
one of the requirement is that the service must be unstoppable. The
user (any user even admin)
should be unable to stop/terminate the service. Is there any way? or
should I go for a normal
other than service? Any recommendations are appreciated.
thanks
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Why don't you make two sepperate services who "guard" eachother? So if one is
stopped, it will be started by the other.
Regards,
Joost
"mk******@gmail .com" wrote:
Hi,
I'm developing a service that will be monitoring some of the
activities of currently logged in user.
one of the requirement is that the service must be unstoppable. The
user (any user even admin)
should be unable to stop/terminate the service. Is there any way? or
should I go for a normal
other than service? Any recommendations are appreciated.
thanks
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VRegards,
V>
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>Hi,
I'm developing a service that will be monitoring some of the
activities of currently logged in user.
one of the requirement is that the service must be unstoppable. The
user (any user even admin)
should be unable to stop/terminate the service. Is there any way? or
should I go for a normal
other than service? Any recommendations are appreciated.
thanks
Honestly I never tried, but shouldn't setting ServiceBase.Can Stop = False do
the job?
Regards
Jochen
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Hi,
I'm developing a service that will be monitoring some of the
activities of currently logged in user.
one of the requirement is that the service must be unstoppable. The
user (any user even admin)
should be unable to stop/terminate the service. Is there any way? or
should I go for a normal
other than service? Any recommendations are appreciated.
thanks
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Why don't you make two sepperate services who "guard" eachother? So if one
is
stopped, it will be started by the other.
Regards,
Joost
"mk******@gmail .com" wrote:
>Hi,
I'm developing a service that will be monitoring some of the
activities of currently logged in user.
one of the requirement is that the service must be unstoppable. The
user (any user even admin)
should be unable to stop/terminate the service. Is there any way? or
should I go for a normal
other than service? Any recommendations are appreciated.
thanks
As I recall, one could only do this with a C# NT service. Using VB.Net, it
was a read only property. That was .NET 2003. It may have changed for 2005. http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/lib...op(VS.80).aspx This thread has been closed and replies have been disabled. Please start a new discussion. Similar topics | |
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