public static void DeleteService(string serviceName)
{
var databaseHandle = ServiceUtil.OpenServiceDatabase();
try { ServiceUtil.DeleteService(databaseHandle, serviceName); }
finally { SafeNativeMethods.CloseServiceHandle(databaseHandle); }
// Not sure why this comes after the deletion, but .NET ServiceInstaller does this, so perhaps there's a good reason
ServiceUtil.StopService(serviceName);
}
/// <summary>
/// Uninstalls all services in this process (i.e. unregisters them from the service manager). The current
/// state of the services doesn't matter for this method - running services will be stopped first.
/// </summary>
public void Uninstall()
{
var databaseHandle = ServiceUtil.OpenServiceDatabase();
try
{
foreach (var service in Services)
{
ServiceUtil.DeleteService(databaseHandle, service.ServiceName);
ServiceUtil.StopService(service.ServiceName); // Not sure why this comes after the deletion, but .NET ServiceInstaller does this, so perhaps there's a good reason
}
}
finally
{
ServiceUtil.CloseServiceDatabase(databaseHandle);
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Stops this service. Returns true if the service state has been verified as stopped, or false otherwise.
/// Will wait up to 5 seconds for the service to stop. Does not throw any exceptions. Note: if the service
/// is running under the service host, in "service mode", use <see cref="StopSelf"/> instead.
/// </summary>
public new bool Stop()
{
return(ServiceUtil.StopService(ServiceName));
}