Storing Resilient Args in Registry for Windows Service Generation #27
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Hi @lmahoney1 — this looks promising. As you might know, we've shifted most of our focus to supporting app host enabled apps. In that process, there are some things integration server specific that have fallen off, especially windows specific features. While we still do support this, we don't always have the bandwidth to test. With that in mind, we'd like to consider this change. I'd like to set up a time with you where we could go over the changes on a call to better get a handle on the context and see it in action. Would that be possible for you? You can reach out to me at bo.bleckel@ibm.com and we can start scheduling something there. Thanks! |
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Now in internal QA |
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Release to PyPi on Oct 5 as |
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Description
Storing arguments passed into the
--res-circuits-argsoption for commandresilient-circuits.exe service ... installin the Windows registry.This post gave me the insight on how to do this.
Motivation and Context
Allows arguments to be passed to resilient circuits when it's being ran as a windows service - e.g. you can run the service with a custom app.config location.
Was looking into this because we have a couple of integrations running on a Windows server that we want running in virtual environments / their own integration server.
How Has This Been Tested?
I have generated windows services via command
resilient-circuits.exe service --res-circuits-args "--config-file C:\\Users\\USER\\Path\\To\\app.config" installand have verified the proper app.config file was loaded by the resilient circuits started through a Windows ServiceChecklist:
Signed-off-by: Liam Mahoney