Posts tagged windows components

Small command to open windows share

Jun 18th

Posted by nikhil in system

1 comment

Command is “net use”. This will open the shared folder

net use \\10.70.0.177\software /user:doamin\nikhil

If this command is used with * it will map drive to shared folder.

net use * \\10.70.0.177\software /user:doamin\nikhil

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Building OpenSSL on Windows using Visual C++ (6.0)

May 13th

Posted by nikhil in OpenSSL

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Hi its all about building OpenSSL on Windows using Visual C++ (6.0)

Requirement,
Visual c++ 6.0
VC Service pack 5 (not a 6)
Visual C++ 6.0 Processor Pack
Active Perl

Pre build info :
Package(general source) : http://www.openssl.org/source/
Unpack to: C:\build\openssl
Installation folder: C:\www\openssl ( use command mkdir C:\www\openssl)
openssl.cnf location : C:\www\openssl\bin

Build:
1. cd /d C:\build\openssl2
2. perl Configure enable-camellia –openssldir=C:/www/openssl VC-WIN32
3. ms\do_masm
4. nmake -f ms\ntdll.mak

Test the build:
nmake -f ms\ntdll.mak test

Install:
nmake -f ms\ntdll.mak install

Add OpenSSL to the PATH:
Set PATH under Start » Settings » Control Panel » System » Advanced » Environment Variables » System variables
Add C:\www\openssl\bin in Path verialbe

Reboot the machine (for Environment Variables):
Test installation:
1. openssl version
2. openssl s_client -connect www.openssl.org:443
3. GET / HTTP/1.0 [Enter twice]

For more info visit http://www.devside.net/guides/windows/openssl

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create windows service

Nov 6th

Posted by nikhil in system

2 comments

For creating windows service the easy way is use “windows service” project template, and use installutill to install the service. I am using Visual studio 2005 Professional Edition.

source code of timeserver

1. Create service

  1. Create “windows service” project. Lets say ‘TimeServer’
  2.  ‘TimeServer’ contains two files ‘Service1.cs’ and Program.cs’
  3. Change name  of ‘Service1.cs’ to “TimeServer.cs” (as I don’t like old name)
  4. You need to add new code to following functions.
    • OnStart() – here add the code for starting the service
    • OnStop() – here add the code for stopping the service
    • InitializeComponent() – change the name of service.
  5. For installation part of service you will need to add installer code for that
    • Add New item and choose “Installer Class” change its name to ‘program installer’
    • In this you need to specify installation details for service by using ServiceProcessInstaller and ServiceInstaller
    • In InitializeComponent(); we are creating objects for this and assigning values like user name password etc..
    • It is pretty simple you can refer the code attached.

2. Install created service.

  1. When you build the project it will create a ‘TimeServer.exe’. You will need this exe to install and run the service.
  2. Copy that exe to other location like c:\testTimeServer
  3. From command line use following command to install service
    • C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727>InstallUtil.exe “C:\testTimeServer\TimeServer.exe”
  4. To uninstall use C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727>InstallUtil.exe /u “C:\testTimeServer\TimeServer.exe

3. Debug installed service

  • Attach TimeServer process to project.

 

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