Launch or Debugger. Break method in the OnStart function. After that you can use F11 to debug. Saving the best for last! Just use the technique given below.
For eg : DebugService. Now set the Startup Object as DebugService the new class where you wrote the Main function — Set a breakpoint and start debugging directly from Visual Studio by pressing F5. Need Help Jason Langley. I can't get this code to work in VS Professional Edition with. Net Framework 3. It first throws an exception trying to start the service. To try and test the rest of the code, I start the service via the services. Process In mDTE.
Re: Need Help Member I have had the same problem, it can be resolved by making the threading sleep time in Console. I found that if I make the line System. Sleep go to: System. Sleep It worked. Regards, Martin. Break ; will do the same thing. It will break the execution when it hits that line of code. I hope even contructor can be debugged that way. Ok, getting lazy but that is what some of these forum are for, right?
How about taking this to the next level and have your form also assist in installing and uninstalling the freshly compiled service or is there a way to the a Build Event to handle that?
I don't need this feature so I didn't implement it. When I compile I only have to stop the service, compile and start it again. It is not necessary to uninstall and reinstall in my case. But it is a great idea. Feel free to extend my example! Alternative method jimbobmcgee Jul I always use a conditional, with a call to Debugger.
Launch myself. Launch End If That way, when the service starts, if you have compiled in Debug mode, it should pop up the debugger and attach for you. Yours seems more comprehensive, though. Re: Alternative method PHenry Jul JimBobMcGee, can you add a bit more info please? Or does that work in conjunction with the rest of the code? I'm just getting into creating a Windows Service now and think this is a great entry and fantastic timing!
Thanks guys! Enter your email address to subscribe to DevOps on Windows and receive notifications of new articles by email. Email Address. Run a Windows Service from Visual Studio. July 16, Categories: Development , How-To. This is part of a series on creating and installing Windows services.
Start ; Console. WriteLine "Still here! And because of our changes today, we can easily verify that by hitting F5: Note that it is also possible to run the service by calling the executable from an interactive command line or by double-clicking it in Windows Explorer.
Use Aliases, Not Hostnames. October 2, at am. December 3, at am. I had to add this to use Thread or ThreadPool: using System.
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