ServiceInstallerDialogResult Enum

Reference

Definition

Namespace:: System.ServiceProcess.Design

Assembly:: System.ServiceProcess.dll

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Specifies the return value of a ServiceInstallerDialog form.

public enum class ServiceInstallerDialogResult

public enum ServiceInstallerDialogResult

type ServiceInstallerDialogResult =

Public Enum ServiceInstallerDialogResult

Inheritance: Object

ValueType

Enum
ServiceInstallerDialogResult

Fields

OK	0	The dialog return value is `OK`. This value typically indicates that the user confirmed the account properties and pressed the `OK` button to close the dialog.
UseSystem	1	Install the service with a system account rather than a user account. This value typically indicates that the dialog was not displayed to the user. For example, the Account property is set to something other than `User`.
Canceled	2	The dialog return value is `Canceled`. This value typically indicates that the user canceled out of the dialog without setting the account fields.

Examples

The following example uses a ServiceInstallerDialog to prompt the user for a service installation account.

   // Prompt the user for service installation account values.
public:
   static bool GetServiceAccount( interior_ptr<ServiceProcessInstaller^> svcInst )
   {
      bool accountSet = false;
      ServiceInstallerDialog^ svcDialog = gcnew ServiceInstallerDialog;

      // Query the user for the service account type.
      do
      {
         svcDialog->TopMost = true;
         svcDialog->ShowDialog();
         if ( svcDialog->Result == ServiceInstallerDialogResult::OK )
         {
            // Do a very simple validation on the user
            // input.  Check to see whether the user name
            // or password is blank.
            if ( (svcDialog->Username->Length > 0) && (svcDialog->Password->Length > 0) )
            {
               // Use the account and password.
               accountSet = true;
               ( *svcInst)->Account = ServiceAccount::User;
               ( *svcInst)->Username = svcDialog->Username;
               ( *svcInst)->Password = svcDialog->Password;
            }
         }
         else
         if ( svcDialog->Result == ServiceInstallerDialogResult::UseSystem )
         {
            ( *svcInst)->Account = ServiceAccount::LocalSystem;
            ( *svcInst)->Username = nullptr;
            ( *svcInst)->Password = nullptr;
            accountSet = true;
         }

         if (  !accountSet )
         {
            // Display a message box.  Tell the user to
            // enter a valid user and password, or cancel
            // out to leave the service account alone.
            DialogResult result;
            result = MessageBox::Show( "Invalid user name or password for service installation."
                  "  Press Cancel to leave the service account unchanged.", "Change Service Account", 
                  MessageBoxButtons::OKCancel, MessageBoxIcon::Hand );
            if ( result == DialogResult::Cancel )
            {
               // Break out of loop.
               break;
            }
         }
      }
      while (  !accountSet );

      return accountSet;
   }

// Prompt the user for service installation account values.
public static bool GetServiceAccount(ref ServiceProcessInstaller svcInst)
{
    bool accountSet = false;
    ServiceInstallerDialog svcDialog = new ServiceInstallerDialog();

    // Query the user for the service account type.
    do
    {
        svcDialog.TopMost = true;
        svcDialog.ShowDialog();

        if (svcDialog.Result == ServiceInstallerDialogResult.OK)
        {
            // Do a very simple validation on the user
            // input.  Check to see whether the user name
            // or password is blank.

            if ((svcDialog.Username.Length > 0) &&
                (svcDialog.Password.Length > 0)   )
            {
                // Use the account and password.
                accountSet = true;

                svcInst.Account = ServiceAccount.User;
                svcInst.Username = svcDialog.Username;
                svcInst.Password = svcDialog.Password;
            }
        }
        else if (svcDialog.Result == ServiceInstallerDialogResult.UseSystem)
        {
            svcInst.Account = ServiceAccount.LocalSystem;
            svcInst.Username = null;
            svcInst.Password = null;
            accountSet  = true;
        }

        if (!accountSet )
        {
            // Display a message box.  Tell the user to
            // enter a valid user and password, or cancel
            // out to leave the service account alone.
            DialogResult result;
            result = MessageBox.Show("Invalid user name or password for service installation."+
                                     "  Press Cancel to leave the service account unchanged.",
                                     "Change Service Account",
                                     MessageBoxButtons.OKCancel,
                                     MessageBoxIcon.Hand);

            if (result == DialogResult.Cancel)
            {
                // Break out of loop.
                break;
            }
        }
    } while (!accountSet);

    return accountSet;
}

Remarks

The ServiceInstallerDialog.Result property uses this enumeration to indicate the user response to the dialog box.

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