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- Cover
- Cover
- LOC Page
- Dedication
- Introduction
- What s in This Book
- This Book Has No Mistakes
- The CD-ROM and System Requirements
- Support
- Thanks for Your Help
- Chapter 1 -- The Discipline of Service Development
- Fault Tolerance and Tidy Code
- Scalability and Performance
- Administration
- Security
- Why Develop a Service?
- Network Communication
- Chapter 2 -- Device IO and Interthread Communication
- Opening and Closing Devices
- Working with File Devices
- Performing Synchronous Device IO
- Basics of Asynchronous Device IO
- Receiving Completed IO Request Notifications
- Chapter 3 -- Service Applications
- The Windows Service Communication Architecture
- Service Control Programs that Ship with Windows
- The Windows Service Application Architecture
- Control Codes and Status Reporting
- Service Issues
- Debugging a Service
- The TimeService Sample Service
- The TimeClient Sample Application
- Chapter 4 -- Service Control Programs
- Adding a Service to the SCM s Database
- Deleting a Service from the SCM s Database
- Starting and Controlling a Service
- Reconfiguring a Service
- Locking the SCM s Database
- Miscellaneous Service Control Program Functions
- The SuperSCP Sample Application
- Chapter 5 -- The System Registry
- The System Registry Structure
- Registry Conventions
- Working with Registry Keys
- Working with Registry Values
- Storing Data in the System Registry
- Accessing the Registry Remotely
- Using the System Registry Efficiently
- Registry Change Notifications
- Maintaining a Clean Registry
- More Registry Functions
- Chapter 6 -- Event Logging
- What Is the Event Log?
- Reporting Events
- Building Message DLLs and EXEs
- Reading the Event Log
- Chapter 7 -- Performance Monitoring
- Performance-Monitoring Perspectives
- The Architecture of Performance Objects and Counters
- Collecting Performance Data
- Performance Information Data Structures
- Debugging Your Performance Counter DLL
- The HWInputMon Sample Application
- Synchronizing Access to the Counter Values
- Chapter 8 -- Windows Management Instrumentation
- WMI Architecture
- WMI Tools
- WMI Data Organization
- Core Service-Related Classes Provided by WMI
- Events
- The TimeServiceProvider Sample WMI Provider
- Permanent Configuration Settings
- Chapter 9 -- Managing Trustees
- What Is a Trustee?
- Security Tools in Windows 2000
- Administering Trustee Accounts
- Understanding SIDs
- Understanding Privileges and Account Rights
- Reasons to Create a Trustee
- The TrusteeMan Sample Application
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