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This article shows how to make Windows Services easier using an ultimate .NET OSS library that provides control of nearly everything related to a Windows Service. The library is known as “TOPSHELF”.
Creating a Windows Service itself is a hassle that includes various aspects of it such as configuration, install-uninstall, recovery, start mode and so on. Managing this setting either can be done manually or by writing many batch/command files that help in deployment and management of Windows Services.Recently, I came across an ultimate .NET OSS library that provides control of nearly everything related to a Windows Service. The library is known as “TOPSHELF”, the contribution credit for this library goes to Travis Smith, Charles Patterson and a few more awesome contributors. See the well-managed documentation of this project here.How does this library tool make a difference creating a Windows Service? Let's try to create a Windows Service as in the following:
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