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I have developed a project in VC++ MFC, in which it takes the screenshots of window in the interval of 10 secs.
I want to develop it as a service in VC++.
So that it starts taking the screen shots once the service gets started. please help me..
Am attaching the codes which takes the screen shots with this thread.
Does your code work? Did you test it?
Yes it is working in MFC.. 10 screen shots are taken in the interval of 10 seconds..
Then what is the problem?
I want to include these codings the service application. It should run as a service. I mean it should start taking the screen shots once the service gets started. How to include the above codes in to the windows service application??
This is a good start.
And after learning the basics you can go on with Service Framework Library for Native Windows Service Applications, Part 1 and Service Framework Library for Native Windows Service Applications, Part II
I have learned and added the codes to install and uninstall a service.
now installation and uninstallation both working fine.
Next step is bringing the codes from MFC. the codes in the txt file i have attached.. please help me..
I guess you don't need MFC code in your service.
Then, how it is possible to take the screenshots codes inside a service. And make it to work when the service gets started..
The code you have shown does not contain any MFC classes/functions. So what is your problem?
please help me.. i want to include the code to my service. So that the codes executed once the service gets started..
Instead of using please help me.. in each post try to solve it differently as per your needs.
If you need to start your screenshot taker application with windows startup then put the exe path in startup folder instead of making it a service.
I need to distribute it to all in my company, so it needs to be a service. I am a beginner. So help me in this aspect. How to add the above codes to the service application.
The "need to distribute it to all in my company" does not mean that it must be a service.
What is wrong with the hypheni's suggestion?