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If
your application works as expected before converting to a service, there should
be no problem getting it working as a service. At the most basic level,
your service's main thread can do nothing more than interact with the service
control manager, and your application code should be able to run in its own
thread, quite independent of the service interactions. The only minor
complication will be to have the main service thread communicate service
shutdown to your app code.
Can
you be more specific about what problems you are having?
Mark
I am new to this group, but I'm
hoping someone could offer some advice as to a complicated issue I am
having.
I have created a (multithreaded) Python application that
performs asynchronous queries. Unfortunately, I'm having a very difficult time
setting it up as a service.
It should run as follows:
1) A
remote server starts the service
2) while the service is running, it
performs its asynchronous lookups--something like:
while
1:
ASYNCH_QUERY()
time.sleep(30)
else:
sys.exit()
I have taken a
look at the pipeTestServiceClient.py and pipeTestService.py examples from
win32all build 209, but I couldn't figure out how to adapt it to my own code,
since nothing needs to be echoed back to the "invoking" server. Does anyone
have any ideas?
Thanking you in
advance,
CAN
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