Use the Install Settings area to specify information such as the display name and description of your service, as well as when the service should be started.
Enter the name that you want to be displayed in the service control manager for this service.
If you leave this setting blank, the service's name (that is, the text that is used for the name of your service's subnode under the Advanced Settings node) is used.
Enter a description of the service.
This description is registered on the target system when the service is installed, and it is displayed in the service control manager's Description column.
It is also displayed in the Description box on the General tab of the service's Properties dialog box.
Select the type of service that you are installing.
Available options are:
* Win32 that runs in its own process
* Win32 that shares a process
The WIN32_OWN_PROCESS type of service contains the code for only one service.
The WIN32_SHARE_PROCESS type of service contains code for more than one service, enabling them to share code.
Specify whether the service interacts with the desktop.
If your service has a user interface, select Yes.
If you select Yes, the User Name setting must be left blank, since the service will be installed to run in the built-in LocalSystem account.
Specify when to start the service.
Available options are:
Automatic: The service starts automatically when the system starts.
On Demand: The service starts when the service is requested through the Service Control Manager.
Disabled: The service cannot be started.
Note that some services may support other start types (that is, during operating system initialization or by the operating system loader).
However, these options are not available for the Start Type setting because the Windows Installer does not include support for them.
Select the appropriate action that the Service Control Manager should perform if the service fails to start.
Available options are:
* Log the error and continue
* Log the error, display a message, and continue
* Log the error and restart
Specify whether the entire installation should fail if the service cannot be installed on the target system.
The default value is No.
Note: If you select Yes for this setting and end users run the installation in silent or basic UI mode, Windows Installer 3 or later must be present on the target system.
Enter the name of the load-ordering group, if any, of which this service is a member.
もしあれば、このサービスがメンバーであるそのうちのロード順序グループの名前を入力します。
Dependencies
Enter any service or load-ordering groups that this service requires.
The system attempts to start the dependent service or at least one member of the load-ordering group before starting this service.
Separate multiple dependencies with a comma (,).
You must precede the name of each load-ordering group with the SC_GROUP_IDENTIFIER—which is typically the plus sign (+)—so that the Service Control Manager can distinguish it from a service.
Enter the account under which the service will be logged on.
To install the service under the local system account, leave this setting blank.
(Microsoft does not recommend installing services that impersonate the privileges of a single user.)
If the service type is Win32 that runs in its own process, the value that you enter should use the following format:
DomainName\UserName
If the service will be logged on under the built-in domain, you can use the following format:
.\UserName
Enter a password for this service.
Leave this setting blank if the User Name setting is empty—that is, when the service is logged on under the local system account.
The password is not used if you have not specified a user name.
Enter any command-line parameters or properties that are required to run the service.
サービスを実行するのに必要なコマンドラインパラメータまたはプロパティを入力します。
Start on Install
Specify whether you want to start the service during installation.
If you select Yes, use the Arguments setting to specify the arguments that you want to be passed to the service.
