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Dmitry Perets
Hello,
I wrote a Windows service in C# (.NET 1.1). As usual, it has its own
ProjectInstaller which is automatically invoked when I run
"InstallUtil myservice.exe". But I also have two separate class
libraries (from the same solution) which are referenced by my service.
They both have their own Installers with [RunInstaller(true)]
property, because there is some code that should be run. I was sure
that "InstallUtil myservice.exe" will also execute the installers of
those class libraries. But this is not the case.
Why? And how can I achieve that behavior (except for calling
separately "InstallUtil myservice.exe", "InstallUtil mylibrary1.dll",
"InstallUtil mylibrary2.dll"?
Thank you.
I wrote a Windows service in C# (.NET 1.1). As usual, it has its own
ProjectInstaller which is automatically invoked when I run
"InstallUtil myservice.exe". But I also have two separate class
libraries (from the same solution) which are referenced by my service.
They both have their own Installers with [RunInstaller(true)]
property, because there is some code that should be run. I was sure
that "InstallUtil myservice.exe" will also execute the installers of
those class libraries. But this is not the case.
Why? And how can I achieve that behavior (except for calling
separately "InstallUtil myservice.exe", "InstallUtil mylibrary1.dll",
"InstallUtil mylibrary2.dll"?
Thank you.