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PatrickL
I have created under VB .NET a NT Service Application. I got it compilied
and installed on my machine.

However, potentially I would need multiple instances of such services
running/started. What is the best way to do it other than repeating the
following process with the NT Service project I have already
1) Rename the service name
2) Rename the service name in the installer component
3) Re compile
4) Install 'new' instance of service.

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Douglas Reilly (VIP)
In the service control manager, you can set a parameter that would =
control the name of each instance of the service. That would be the =
cleanest way.

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Douglas Reilly (VIP)
One clarification would be that you would have the program read the =
parameter and from there you would programatically set the name of the =
service...

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cleanest way.
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