Hi,
I think it is not proper question here. Just in case.
I’m trying to make a Windows service with the Slave applications. After creating a service, when I start it it works well.
However, the result of ‘sc.exe query MyServiceName’ just shows ‘START_PENDING’ even though my slave application(consoleapp) runs well through as a Windows service.
Because of that, I couldn’t issue ‘sc.exe stop’ command properly.
Is there anyone got this issue before?
I have found that my Mac, Windows and Linux apps built as console apps can run fine as non-Service apps, and that Windows console apps must be changed to Super ‘ServiceApplication’ before they will run as a Windows service. If you try to run non-Service (i.e ConsoleApplication) applications as a Windows Service they remain in a perpetual ‘launching’ state.
Very useful comment.
Can you let me how you make that ServiceApplication?
Go to App in the Navigator then change the super in the inspector to ServiceApplication.