public void DeleteTestServices()
{
try
{
TestServiceInstaller testServiceInstaller = new TestServiceInstaller();
testServiceInstaller.ServiceName = TestServiceName;
testServiceInstaller.RemoveService();
if (File.Exists(LogPath))
{
try
{
File.Delete(LogPath);
}
catch (IOException)
{
// Don't fail simply because the service was not fully cleaned up
// and is still holding a handle to the log file
}
}
}
finally
{
// Lets be sure to try and clean up dependenct services even if something goes
// wrong with the full removal of the other service.
if (_dependentServices != null)
{
_dependentServices.DeleteTestServices();
}
}
}
public void DeleteTestServices()
{
try
{
if (_client != null)
{
DebugTrace("TestServiceProvider: Disposing client stream in Dispose()");
_client.Dispose();
_client = null;
}
TestServiceInstaller testServiceInstaller = new TestServiceInstaller();
testServiceInstaller.ServiceName = TestServiceName;
testServiceInstaller.RemoveService();
}
finally
{
// Lets be sure to try and clean up dependenct services even if something goes
// wrong with the full removal of the other service.
if (_dependentServices != null)
{
_dependentServices.DeleteTestServices();
}
}
}
public void Dispose()
{
if (!_disposed)
{
_testService.DeleteTestServices();
_disposed = true;
}
}
public void LogWritten_AutoLog_False()
{
string serviceName = nameof(LogWritten_AutoLog_False) + Guid.NewGuid().ToString();
var testService = new TestServiceProvider(serviceName);
Assert.False(EventLog.SourceExists(serviceName));
testService.DeleteTestServices();
}
public void LogWritten()
{
string serviceName = Guid.NewGuid().ToString();
// If the username is null, then the service is created under LocalSystem Account which have access to EventLog.
var testService = new TestServiceProvider(serviceName);
Assert.True(EventLog.SourceExists(serviceName));
testService.DeleteTestServices();
}
public void PropagateExceptionFromOnStart()
{
string serviceName = nameof(PropagateExceptionFromOnStart) + Guid.NewGuid().ToString();
TestServiceProvider _testService = new TestServiceProvider(serviceName);
_testService.Client.Connect(connectionTimeout);
Assert.Equal((int)PipeMessageByteCode.ExceptionThrown, _testService.GetByte());
_testService.DeleteTestServices();
}
public void LogWritten()
{
string serviceName = Guid.NewGuid().ToString();
// The default username for installing the service is NT AUTHORITY\\LocalService which does not have access to EventLog.
// If the username is null, then the service is created under LocalSystem Account which have access to EventLog.
var testService = new TestServiceProvider(serviceName, userName: null);
Assert.True(EventLog.SourceExists(serviceName));
testService.DeleteTestServices();
}
public void NoServiceNameOnServiceBase()
{
// When installing a service, you must supply a non empty name.
// When a service starts itself (using StartServiceCtrlDispatcher) it's legal to pass an empty string for the name.
string serviceName = "NoServiceNameOnServiceBase";
var testService = new TestServiceProvider(serviceName);
// Ensure it has successfully written to the event log,
// indicating it figured out its own name.
Assert.True(EventLog.SourceExists(serviceName));
testService.DeleteTestServices();
}
public void DeleteTestServices()
{
try
{
TestServiceInstaller testServiceInstaller = new TestServiceInstaller();
testServiceInstaller.ServiceName = TestServiceName;
testServiceInstaller.RemoveService();
if (File.Exists(LogPath))
{
File.Delete(LogPath);
}
}
finally
{
// Lets be sure to try and clean up dependenct services even if something goes
// wrong with the full removal of the other service.
if (_dependentServices != null)
{
_dependentServices.DeleteTestServices();
}
}
}
public void Dispose()
{
_testService.DeleteTestServices();
}
