Enhancing Operations Through IServiceConfigurationMethod

Enhancing Operations Through IServiceConfigurationMethod

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    * IMergeModulesComponent
    * IMergeModule
    * IDigitalSignature
    * ICustomActionsComponent
    * ITranslationsComponent
    * IDriversComponent
    * ISearch
    * IServices
    * IBaseServiceOperation
    * IServiceControlOperation
    * IServiceFailureOperation
    * IServiceInstallOperation
    * IServiceConfigureOperation
    * IOrganizationComponent
    * IComComponent
    * IRemoveFilesComponent
    * IRemoveFile
    * IUpdatesProject
    * IUpdaterComponent
    * IPatchProject
    * IPropertyComponent
    * IProperty
    * IPathVariable
    * IMsixComponent
    * IMsixDependencies
    * IMsixDriverDependency
    * IMsixDriverConstraint
    * IMsixExternalDependency
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IServiceConfigureOperation

Declaration

IServiceConfigureOperation : IBaseServiceOperation

Overview

This interface is meant to edit service configure operation properties. A service Configure Operation allows you to modify the settings a service that is already installed or being installed by the current package.

Properties

Bool ConfigureOnInstall - Gets or sets the configure option during component’s installation.

Bool ConfigureOnUninstall - Gets or sets the configure option during component’s uninstallation.

Bool ConfigureOnReinstall - Gets or sets the configure option during component’s reinstallation.

String SettingToChange - Gets or sets which setting will be changed. Supported values: “DelayAutoStart”, “TimeToRunFailureActions”, “AddSidToProcessToken”, “AddPrivileges”, “TimeInMilisecToWaitBeforeOtherShutdownOperations”.
“DelayAutoStart” is applied only on auto-start services or services installed by the package configured with “Automatic” StartType.
The specified change takes effect next time the system is started.

String SettingsValue - Gets or sets the setting value that will be applied.
The setting value depends on theSettingToChange property value:

• “DelayAutoStart”
  - “0” turn off auto-start service delay
  - “1” start the service after other auto-start services plus a time delay
• “TimeToRunFailureActions”
  - “0” run failure actions only if the service terminates without reporting SERVICE_STOPPED
  - “1” run failure actions only if the service terminates reporting SERVICE_STOPPED
• “AddSidToProcessToken”
  - “0” SERVICE_SID_TYPE_NONE
  - “1” SERVICE_SID_TYPE_UNRESTRICTED
  - “2” SERVICE_SID_TYPE_RESTRICTED
• “AddPrivileges”
  The list of privileges required by the service. The privileges must be separated by [~]. Use privilege constant name from Microsoft documentation . Example: “SeCreateTokenPrivilege[~]SeIncreaseQuotaPrivilege[~]SeSecurityPrivilege[~]SeLoadDriverPrivilege[~]SeSystemProfilePrivilege[~]SeIncreaseBasePriorityPrivilege”

See also

IMergeModule

IProductDetails

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