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Hi,
I have my own windows service called "XenocodeWinServer". This has dependency on .NET binary called "XenocodeLib.dll".
This service will use XenocodeLib.dll to just print some debug messages. I installed this service and its working fine.
Now I like to create a single EXE using Xenocode postbuild (like "XenocodeWinServer.exe" which will run after installing).
I created the EXE by scanning all dependencies.
The problem I am facing is after installing the xenocode postbuild built EXE, if I try to start the service in commandprompt, its showing
"[SC] StartService FAILED 1053: The service did not respond to the start or control request in a timely fashion".
Is xenocode postbuild does not support windows service or I am missing some steps to create it?
Someone can help me in this?.
I have my own windows service called "XenocodeWinServer". This has dependency on .NET binary called "XenocodeLib.dll".
This service will use XenocodeLib.dll to just print some debug messages. I installed this service and its working fine.
Now I like to create a single EXE using Xenocode postbuild (like "XenocodeWinServer.exe" which will run after installing).
I created the EXE by scanning all dependencies.
The problem I am facing is after installing the xenocode postbuild built EXE, if I try to start the service in commandprompt, its showing
"[SC] StartService FAILED 1053: The service did not respond to the start or control request in a timely fashion".
Is xenocode postbuild does not support windows service or I am missing some steps to create it?
Someone can help me in this?.
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Hi vv,
Thomas
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we do not know of Xenocode, nor do we provide support for this tool. Please contact the producer of the software for more help.
If a service does not respond in a timely fashion, it can mean various things like:
(a) the service itself is flawed
(b) the machine is busy and the timeout is to low
(c) the service crashed
I cannot provide more help on this.
Thomas
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Hello vv,
You could try to follow the answer from this thread. It demonstrates how to use XenoCode together with Telerik OpenAccess ORM. Hope this helps.
Greetings,
Damyan Bogoev
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You could try to follow the answer from this thread. It demonstrates how to use XenoCode together with Telerik OpenAccess ORM. Hope this helps.
Greetings,
Damyan Bogoev
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answered on 14 Apr 2010, 05:59 AM
Hi,
The solution you proposed in the thread "XenoCode Postbuild" was very helpful for me to create a console EXE and Windows Application EXE successfully but my problem is with Windows Service EXE.
In fact I tried the same code of my windows service in console EXE and built through Xenocode postbuild, it is working fine.
Now my problem is how to,
- Create a single windows service executable which has dependent on a .NET DLL
- Install the windows service
- Run the windows service
The solution you proposed in the thread "XenoCode Postbuild" was very helpful for me to create a console EXE and Windows Application EXE successfully but my problem is with Windows Service EXE.
In fact I tried the same code of my windows service in console EXE and built through Xenocode postbuild, it is working fine.
Now my problem is how to,
- Create a single windows service executable which has dependent on a .NET DLL
- Install the windows service
- Run the windows service
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Hello vv,
Unfortunately we are not proficient in XenoCode and we are unable to provide you with an appropriate solution for your problem.
All the best,
Damyan Bogoev
the Telerik team
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Unfortunately we are not proficient in XenoCode and we are unable to provide you with an appropriate solution for your problem.
All the best,
Damyan Bogoev
the Telerik team
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