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Example Application Launched from a Service

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The example Application launched from a Service

 

This pair of projects create an application that is launched from a service.

 

The purpose of this example is to show how to monitor the application that is launched from the service. This is also the same process for monitoring an application launched by an application launched from a service.

 

This process is subtly different to the method for working with services (see the example service for that).

 

 

Service

 

The service project is serviceWithAChildProcess.vcxproj

 

 

The following tasks are performed when the service is started:

 

the test application is launched from the service

 

 

Application

 

The application project is serviceChildProcess.vcxproj

 

 

The application's first task is to load Memory Validator into the application.

 

Loads the Memory Validator stub DLL into the application

 

Configures the NT Service API to communicate to Memory Validator

 

Does some work that can be monitored by Memory Validator

 

Exits

 

 

Implementation Details

 

For implementation details see attachToMemoryValidator(); in serviceChildProcess.cpp.

 

The application will need to link to the NT Service API, for example ..\..\..\svlMVStubService\release_2010_x64\svlMVStubService_x64.lib (for a release x64 EXE/DLL).

 

Important. Call attachToMemoryValidator() as close to the start of your application as possible, before any threads have been created.

 

 

seeAlsoRead more about working with NT Services.