新建一个.NET Core控制台程序,搜索并下载Nuget包:DasMulli.Win32.ServiceUtils
Write a windows service using:
using DasMulli.Win32.ServiceUtils; using System; using System.Linq; class Program { public static void Main(string[] args) { var myService = new MyService(); //检测到--run-as-service命令行参数后,才以windows service方式执行程序 if (args.Contains("--run-as-service")) { var serviceHost = new Win32ServiceHost(myService); serviceHost.Run(); } //没检测到--run-as-service命令行参数,就以控制台方式执行程序,用于调试 else { myService.Start(args, () => { }); Console.WriteLine("Running interactively, press enter to stop."); Console.ReadLine(); myService.Stop(); } } } class MyService : IWin32Service { public string ServiceName => "Test Service"; public void Start(string[] startupArguments, ServiceStoppedCallback serviceStoppedCallback) { // Start coolness and return } public void Stop() { // shut it down again } }
You can then register your service via sc.exe (run cmd / powershell as administrator!):
sc.exe create MyService DisplayName= "My Service" binpath= "C:\Program Files\dotnet\dotnet.exe C:\path\to\MyService.dll --run-as-service"
Then you can change the description of your service with below command:
sc.exe description MyService "This is a testing service"
Now go the services console / task manager and start your service.
Not that sc will install your service as SYSTEM user which has way to many access rights to run things like web apps. See it's reference for more options.
If you want to get rid of it again, use:
sc.exe delete MyService
You can also create a service that registers itself like the example provided by taking a look at the sample source.
Also take a look at the ASP.NET Core MVC sample, which has additional logic to set the correct working directory. When running it in development and not from the published output, be sure to pass --preserve-working-directory to it when registering so that it will run from the project directory (e.g. run dotnet run --register-service --preserve-working-directory from and administrative command prompt).
示例中TestService Main方法的源代码:
using System; using System.Diagnostics; using System.Linq; using System.Text.RegularExpressions; using DasMulli.Win32.ServiceUtils; namespace TestService { public class Program { private const string RunAsServiceFlag = "--run-as-service"; private const string RegisterServiceFlag = "--register-service"; private const string UnregisterServiceFlag = "--unregister-service"; private const string InteractiveFlag = "--interactive"; private const string ServiceName = "DemoService"; private const string ServiceDisplayName = "Demo .NET Core Service"; private const string ServiceDescription = "Demo ASP.NET Core Service running on .NET Core"; public static void Main(string[] args) { try { if (args.Contains(RunAsServiceFlag)) { RunAsService(args); } else if (args.Contains(RegisterServiceFlag)) { RegisterService(); } else if (args.Contains(UnregisterServiceFlag)) { UnregisterService(); } else if (args.Contains(InteractiveFlag)) { RunInteractive(args); } else { DisplayHelp(); } } catch (Exception ex) { Console.WriteLine($"An error ocurred: {ex.Message}"); } } private static void RunAsService(string[] args) { var testService = new TestWin32Service(args.Where(a => a != RunAsServiceFlag).ToArray()); var serviceHost = new Win32ServiceHost(testService); serviceHost.Run(); } private static void RunInteractive(string[] args) { var testService = new TestWin32Service(args.Where(a => a != InteractiveFlag).ToArray()); testService.Start(new string[0], () => { }); Console.WriteLine("Running interactively, press enter to stop."); Console.ReadLine(); testService.Stop(); } private static void RegisterService() { // Environment.GetCommandLineArgs() includes the current DLL from a "dotnet my.dll --register-service" call, which is not passed to Main() var remainingArgs = Environment.GetCommandLineArgs() .Where(arg => arg != RegisterServiceFlag) .Select(EscapeCommandLineArgument) .Append(RunAsServiceFlag); var host = Process.GetCurrentProcess().MainModule.FileName; if (!host.EndsWith("dotnet.exe", StringComparison.OrdinalIgnoreCase)) { // For self-contained apps, skip the dll path remainingArgs = remainingArgs.Skip(1); } var fullServiceCommand = host + " " + string.Join(" ", remainingArgs); // Do not use LocalSystem in production.. but this is good for demos as LocalSystem will have access to some random git-clone path // Note that when the service is already registered and running, it will be reconfigured but not restarted var serviceDefinition = new ServiceDefinitionBuilder(ServiceName) .WithDisplayName(ServiceDisplayName) .WithDescription(ServiceDescription) .WithBinaryPath(fullServiceCommand) .WithCredentials(Win32ServiceCredentials.LocalSystem) //.WithCredentials(new Win32ServiceCredentials("UserName", "Password")) .WithAutoStart(true) .Build(); new Win32ServiceManager().CreateOrUpdateService(serviceDefinition, startImmediately: true); Console.WriteLine($@"Successfully registered and started service ""{ServiceDisplayName}"" (""{ServiceDescription}"")"); } private static void UnregisterService() { new Win32ServiceManager() .DeleteService(ServiceName); Console.WriteLine($@"Successfully unregistered service ""{ServiceDisplayName}"" (""{ServiceDescription}"")"); } private static void DisplayHelp() { Console.WriteLine(ServiceDescription); Console.WriteLine(); Console.WriteLine("This demo application is intened to be run as windows service. Use one of the following options:"); Console.WriteLine(" --register-service Registers and starts this program as a windows service named \"" + ServiceDisplayName + "\""); Console.WriteLine(" All additional arguments will be passed to ASP.NET Core's WebHostBuilder."); Console.WriteLine(" --unregister-service Removes the windows service creatd by --register-service."); Console.WriteLine(" --interactive Runs the underlying asp.net core app. Useful to test arguments."); } private static string EscapeCommandLineArgument(string arg) { // http://stackoverflow.com/a/6040946/784387 arg = Regex.Replace(arg, @"(\\*)" + "\"", @"$1$1\" + "\""); arg = "\"" + Regex.Replace(arg, @"(\\+)$", @"$1$1") + "\""; return arg; } } }