create service in windows
sc.exe is used to create services in windows.
I tried to configure batch files as service, but it did not work.
So I converted .bat to . exe and tried with exe files.
At last, I was able to configure the exe files as windows services.
(1) First convert your .bat file to .exe file.
Refer this post for .bat to .exe conversion.
http://blogforopensource.blogspot.com/2014/01/bat-to-exe-windows.html
(2) Create Service using sc.exe command
Regarding sc.exe
Refer:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc990289.aspx
A sample snippet is shown below.
sc create <ServiceName> binpath=<SPACE> <Full Path to Binary> start=<SPACE> auto
start= auto -> means service will start automatically on starting the System.
sc create helloworld.exe binpath= c:/helloworld.exe start= auto
NOTE:
1. Make sure you are in the command prompt as Administrator.
Refer this post to run command prompt as Administrator.
2. Space should be there after the = symbol.
3. This worked for me under Windows Server 2008 R2.
sc.exe is used to create services in windows.
I tried to configure batch files as service, but it did not work.
So I converted .bat to . exe and tried with exe files.
At last, I was able to configure the exe files as windows services.
(1) First convert your .bat file to .exe file.
Refer this post for .bat to .exe conversion.
http://blogforopensource.blogspot.com/2014/01/bat-to-exe-windows.html
(2) Create Service using sc.exe command
Regarding sc.exe
Refer:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc990289.aspx
A sample snippet is shown below.
sc create <ServiceName> binpath=<SPACE> <Full Path to Binary> start=<SPACE> auto
start= auto -> means service will start automatically on starting the System.
sc create helloworld.exe binpath= c:/helloworld.exe start= auto
NOTE:
1. Make sure you are in the command prompt as Administrator.
Refer this post to run command prompt as Administrator.
2. Space should be there after the = symbol.
3. This worked for me under Windows Server 2008 R2.
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