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A Windows service is just a specialized application. Due to this fact, you can write a slightly modified main() function to test your Windows service s startup process. I think it s easier just to show you the code first and walk you through it rather than try to explain things beforehand. Listing 15-7 shows the new main() method. Listing 15-7. Debug-Enhanced main() Method #include "stdafx.h" #include "SimpleWinService.h" using namespace Simple; using namespace System::Collections; using namespace System::ServiceProcess; void main() { #ifndef COMMANDLINE_DEBUG array<ServiceBase^>^ ServicesToRun; ServicesToRun = gcnew array<ServiceBase^> { gcnew SimpleWinService() }; ServiceBase::Run(ServicesToRun); #else SimpleWinService ^svc = gcnew SimpleWinService(); svc->OnStart(nullptr); Console::WriteLine("Any key stop stop"); Console::ReadLine(); svc->OnStop(); #endif } The code uses the #ifndef directive (covered in 4) to split the main() method into two parts. If you recall, the #ifndef directive causes the compiler only to compile code in the enclosed region (between #else, #elseif, or #endif) when the symbol specified does not exist. Thus, the first block compiles the code just like normal if the symbol COMMANDLINE_DEBUG does not exist, whereas if the symbol does exist the second block compiles the special code allowing you to debug the OnStart() handler.

he System Designer is used to arrange and configure systems from the applications defined in the Application Designer. In the context of the System Designer, a system is defined as a single unit of deployment. Since systems can be composed of other systems, very large and complex designs can be accommodated. This should satisfy the wall-chart architects (those who spend their time creating application diagrams that fill an entire wall or more). The level of abstraction provided by the System Designer allows multiple designs to facilitate deployment onto varying datacenters, customer sites, or geographic locations. The Logical Datacenter Designer allows you to create a logical structure of interrelated servers describing your physical environment. These designs are used in the Deployment Designer to validate the deployment of systems into the logical infrastructure. A future goal of this designer is to allow the physical instantiation of the logical design into physical and/or virtual datacenters. In this chapter, you will learn how to use both of these designers.

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You can place the symbol COMMANDLINE_DEBUG either as a #define directive in stdafx.h or in SimpleWinService.cpp anywhere before the line #include "SimpleWinService.h" or in the application s Processor Definitions property, as shown in Figure 15-14. You need to place it before the preceding #include statement because SimpleWinService.h also uses the symbol, as I ll point out next.

Figure 15-14. Processor Definitions property One more issue remains. When you compile the preceding code, you get two errors telling you that the OnStart() and OnStop() methods are not accessible. The reason is the autogenerated template code for Windows services defines these two methods as protected and thus not accessible. To fix this, add #ifdef COMMANDLINE_DEBUG public: #endif right before the call to OnStart(). This will cause the methods to now be public when the symbol is defined. At this point you can compile and debug the Windows service exactly like any other Windows or console application. This, unfortunately, also means you cannot access the Windows service using the Services application or your custom service control application, as it has not actually been started as a service. As long as you don t try to interface it with either of these, it will behave just like the Windows service does when compiled as a service, with the added bonus that you can now debug the OnStart() method. By the way, you can debug the other handlers as well by calling them in the main() function.

The system diagram depends on the application diagram to provide the basis for a deployable system. (See Figure 8-1 in the previous chapter for an overview of the distributed system designers and how they are related.) So, before you get started with the System Designer, it is best to have a repository of applications (at least one existing application diagram created with the Application Designer) from which to work. One advantage of selecting your applications from the Application Designer as the basis for your system design is that your connections between applications are carried forward. However, as you will discover in the first example in this chapter, you can start from scratch.

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