Hello all, it's a real simple thing I want to do but I wasn't able to find a documentation. If want a .net service getting installed, this is what I tried:
- create a component which contains the exe-file, set it to be the key-file - set .Net Scan at Build to Dependnecies and Properties - set .Net Application File pointing to the exe - set .net Installer Class to yes - set .net installer Class Arguments: set a logfile - Advanced Settings Services added a Service and entered Displayname, Description and Servicetype
Looking for additional information I found the tip that I had to add an entry for the supported runtime in InstallShield table.
Installing fails with Leaked MSIHANDLE (2115) of type 790531 for thread 2640 error 1001.
What do I still have to do?
It is an InstallScript msi installation, InstallShield 2011 Premier.
Under Organization - Setup Design - After you add a component for the Windows Service - Expend your service exe - Expend Advanced Settings - Expend Service right click Add service - It will install your service You can also add Control Settings to Start the service on the Install by adding an event Stop and Delete on Uninstall
Another way is:
- If you want your own service installer to do the install you can set the .Net Settings/.Net Installer Class to Yes in Components property window.
