Services.exe Functions
The following table shows the Services.exe functions with a description of the purpose of each.
Programming element | Description |
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ActivateService | This function is called to load a service. |
DeregisterService | This function stops a service instance. |
EnumServices | This function returns information about all running services on the device. |
GetServiceHandle | This function returns the handle to a service instance based on its prefix. |
RegisterService | This function creates a new instance of a service. |
ServiceAddPort | This function causes Services.exe to listen on the specified socket address and map network requests on the socket to the specified service instance. |
ServiceClosePort | This function closes the specified port listening on the super server. |
ServiceIoControl | This function sends a control code directly to a specified device driver causing the corresponding device to perform the specified operation. |
ServiceUnbindPorts | This function closes all ports that are listening on the super server and are associated with the specified device. |
xxx_Close | This function is implemented by a service and will be called by Services.exe. |
xxx_Deinit | This function is to be implemented by a service and will be called by Services.exe. |
xxx_Init | This function is to be implemented by a service and will be called by Services.exe. |
xxx_IOControl | This function is used to send a control code to a service. |
xxx_Open | This function is to be implemented by a service and will be called by Services.exe. |
xxx_Read | This function is to be implemented by a service and will be called by Services.exe. This function need only be implemented by a streaming service. |
xxx_Seek | This function is to be implemented by a service and will be called by Services.exe. This function need only be implemented by a streaming service. |
xxx_Write | This function is to be implemented by a service and will be called by Services.exe. Only streaming services need to implement this function. |
Last updated on Saturday, April 10, 2004
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