ServiceController Constructors
Definition
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Initializes a new instance of the ServiceController class.
Overloads
| ServiceController() |
Initializes a new instance of the ServiceController class that is not associated with a specific service. |
| ServiceController(String) |
Initializes a new instance of the ServiceController class that is associated with an existing service on the local computer. |
| ServiceController(String, String) |
Initializes a new instance of the ServiceController class that is associated with an existing service on the specified computer. |
ServiceController()
- Source:
- ServiceController.cs
- Source:
- ServiceController.cs
- Source:
- ServiceController.cs
Initializes a new instance of the ServiceController class that is not associated with a specific service.
public:
ServiceController();public ServiceController ();Public Sub New ()Applies to
ServiceController(String)
- Source:
- ServiceController.cs
- Source:
- ServiceController.cs
- Source:
- ServiceController.cs
Initializes a new instance of the ServiceController class that is associated with an existing service on the local computer.
public:
ServiceController(System::String ^ name);public ServiceController (string name);new System.ServiceProcess.ServiceController : string -> System.ServiceProcess.ServiceControllerPublic Sub New (name As String)Parameters
- name
- String
The name that identifies the service to the system. This can also be the display name for the service.
Exceptions
name is invalid.
Examples
The following example demonstrates the use of the ServiceController.ServiceController(String) constructor to create a ServiceController object that is used to control a sample service. This example is part of a larger example that is provided for the ServiceController class.
// Display properties for the Simple Service sample
// from the ServiceBase example.
ServiceController sc = new ServiceController("Simple Service");
Console.WriteLine("Status = " + sc.Status);
Console.WriteLine("Can Pause and Continue = " + sc.CanPauseAndContinue);
Console.WriteLine("Can ShutDown = " + sc.CanShutdown);
Console.WriteLine("Can Stop = " + sc.CanStop);
' Display properties for the Simple Service sample
' from the ServiceBase example
Dim sc As New ServiceController("Simple Service")
Console.WriteLine("Status = " + sc.Status.ToString())
Console.WriteLine("Can Pause and Continue = " + _
sc.CanPauseAndContinue.ToString())
Console.WriteLine("Can ShutDown = " + sc.CanShutdown.ToString())
Console.WriteLine("Can Stop = " + sc.CanStop.ToString())
Applies to
ServiceController(String, String)
- Source:
- ServiceController.cs
- Source:
- ServiceController.cs
- Source:
- ServiceController.cs
Initializes a new instance of the ServiceController class that is associated with an existing service on the specified computer.
public:
ServiceController(System::String ^ name, System::String ^ machineName);public ServiceController (string name, string machineName);new System.ServiceProcess.ServiceController : string * string -> System.ServiceProcess.ServiceControllerPublic Sub New (name As String, machineName As String)Parameters
- name
- String
The name that identifies the service to the system. This can also be the display name for the service.
- machineName
- String
The computer on which the service resides.
Exceptions
Remarks
For the machineName parameter, you can use "." to represent the local computer.
