> > That code has been in there for some time, but it fails - it generates
> > error 6 - incorrect handle. I am aware of the issue.
>
> Sorry, I didn't know that. The only help I can offer then, is to
> describe what code I have written elsewhere, which runs in the context
> of a service does. The following is used to start the executable:
>
> PROCESS_INFORMATION pinfo;
> DWORD status = ERROR_SUCCESS;
>
> szCommandLine = (TCHAR *)malloc(sizeof(*szProgram)*
> (4+((szProgram)? _tcslen(szProgram) : 0) +
> ((szProgramArguments)? _tcslen(szProgramArguments) :
> 0)));
> if (szProgram)
> {
> if (szProgramArguments)
> _stprintf(szCommandLine, "\"%s\" %s", szProgram,
> szProgramArguments);
> else
> _stprintf(szCommandLine, "\"%s\"", szProgram);
> }
> else
> if (szProgramArguments)
> _tcscpy(szCommandLine, szProgramArguments);
> else
> *szCommandLine = NULCHAR;
> if (!CreateProcess(szProgram,
> szCommandLine,
> NULL,
> NULL,
> TRUE,
> CREATE_NEW_PROCESS_GROUP |
> NORMAL_PRIORITY_CLASS,
> NULL,
> szWorkingDirectory,
> NULL,
> &pinfo))
> status = GetLastError();
> free(szCommandLine);
> if (status == ERROR_SUCCESS)
> {
> CloseHandle(pinfo.hProcess);
> CloseHandle(pinfo.hThread);
> }
>
> On success, the returned pinfo structure contains the dwProcessId which
> is later used at shutdown time to pass to GenerateConsoleCtrlEvent().
Except, as I said, I get error -6 :-(
> - Mark Pizzolato
-Nigel
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