Using the ServiceProcessInstaller Class in VB.net
By: Steven Holzner in VB.net Tutorials on 2010-10-23
ServiceProcessInstaller objects install the specific processes in a Windows service. Here is the inheritance hierarchy of this class:
Object MarshalByRefObject Component Installer ComponentInstaller ServiceProcessInstaller
You can find the more notable public properties of objects of the ServiceProcessInstaller class in Table 7, their more notable methods in Table 8, and their more notable events in Table 9. Note that I'm including the properties, methods, and events inherited from the Installer and ComponentInstaller classes in these tables.
Property |
Means |
---|---|
Account |
Gets/sets the account type for this service. |
Context |
Gets/sets data about the installation. |
HelpText |
Gets help text for service options. |
Installers |
Gets the installers used. |
Parent |
Gets/sets the parent installer. |
Password |
Gets/sets the password for a user account. |
Username |
Gets/sets a user account. |
Method |
Means |
---|---|
Install |
Writes service information to the registry. |
Rollback |
Rolls back service information written to the registry. |
Uninstall |
Overridden to remove an installation. |
Event |
Means |
---|---|
AfterInstall |
Occurs after the install. |
AfterRollback |
Occurs after the installations are rolled back. |
AfterUninstall |
Occurs after uninstallation operations. |
BeforeInstall |
Occurs before the Install method has run. |
BeforeRollback |
Occurs before the installers are rolled back. |
BeforeUninstall |
Occurs before uninstall operations. |
Committed |
Occurs after all the installers have committed their installations. |
Committing |
Occurs before the installers commit their installations. |
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