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    VB Program Run as NT Service [Resolved]

    I have created a service successfully and the executable I am
    binding to it is also compiled from VB. So, program "A" is the one
    creating the service and program "B" is the program that is run
    as a service. My issue is that program "A" always comes back
    with an error when I try to Start the service from the program.

    If I manually run the service it gives the error that "The program
    did not resopond in a timely fashion.

    What are the requirements for a program to run as a service? Am
    I missing a callback procedure or something in the service exe?

    Service program "B" seems to run though because it is outputing
    a textfile detecting the platform and version correctly. Nothing
    fancy. I want to add more , but I am not sure what is missing.

    Thanks for any input.
    Last edited by RobDog888; Jun 11th, 2004 at 12:37 PM.
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