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Hi All 
 
I have an application I need to add as a service in windows 2003 Server. 
 
Service name = XMLRequest 
Server Name = 1TESTINT 
Binary = C:\Program Files\XMLfeeder\XMLRequestService\XMLRequestService.exe 
Display Name = XML Request Service 
Logon = Local System 
No Dependencies 
 
Any ideas would be appreicated. I had the below but I dont know if its correct as it gives me syntax errors. 
 
sc \\1testint create [XMLRequest] [c:\program files\XMLfeeder\XMLRequestService\XMLRequestService.exe] DisplayName= &lt;XML Request Service&gt; 
 
Thanks 
 
Arm
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Hi All

I have an application I need to add as a service in windows 2003 Server.

Service name = XMLRequest
Server Name = 1TESTINT
Binary = C:\Program Files\XMLfeeder\XMLRequestService\XMLRequestService.exe
Display Name = XML Request Service
Logon = Local System
No Dependencies

Any ideas would be appreicated. I had the below but I dont know if its correct as it gives me syntax errors.

sc \\1testint create [XMLRequest] [c:\program files\XMLfeeder\XMLRequestService\XMLRequestService.exe] DisplayName= <XML Request Service>

Thanks

Arm

Add application as service in Windows 2003

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