windows-nt/Source/XPSP1/NT/com/svcdlls/trksvcs/trkwks/main.cxx

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// Copyright (c) 1996-1999 Microsoft Corporation
//+-------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
// Microsoft Windows
//
// File: main.cxx
//
// Contents: Main startup for Tracking (Workstation) Service
//
// Classes:
//
// Functions:
//
//
//
// History: 18-Nov-96 BillMo Created.
//
// Notes:
//
// Codework:
//
//--------------------------------------------------------------------------
#include "pch.cxx"
#pragma hdrstop
#define TRKDATA_ALLOCATE
#include "trkwks.hxx"
#undef TRKDATA_ALLOCATE
#include "svcs.h"
#define THIS_FILE_NUMBER MAIN_CXX_FILE_NO
//+----------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
// SvcsWorkerCallback
//
// This is the callback routine that we register with the services.exe
// thread pool. We only register one item with that thread pool, an
// event that gets signaled when the service has been stopped.
//
//+----------------------------------------------------------------------------
//HANDLE g_hWait = NULL;
void
ServiceStopCallback( PVOID pContext, BOOLEAN fTimeout )
{
CTrkWksSvc *ptrkwks = reinterpret_cast<CTrkWksSvc*>(pContext);
__try
{
/*
UnregisterWait( g_hWait );
g_hWait = NULL;
*/
// Close down the service. This could block while threads are
// completed.
ptrkwks->UnInitialize( S_OK );
CTrkRpcConfig::_fInitialized = FALSE;
delete ptrkwks;
TrkAssert( NULL == g_ptrkwks );
// Close the stop event and the debug log
// Uninitialize the DLL, since it's never actually unloaded.
CommonDllUnInit( &g_ctrkwks );
#if DBG
TrkDebugDelete( );
#endif
TrkLog((TRKDBG_WKS, TEXT("TrkWks service stopped") ));
}
__except( BreakOnDebuggableException() )
{
TrkLog(( TRKDBG_ERROR, TEXT("Exception during service stop - %08x"), GetExceptionCode() ));
}
}
//+----------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
// ServiceMain
//
// This function is exported from the dll, and is called when we run
// under svchost.exe.
//
//+----------------------------------------------------------------------------
VOID WINAPI
ServiceMain(DWORD dwArgc, LPTSTR *lptszArgv)
{
SVCS_ENTRY_POINT( dwArgc, lptszArgv, NULL, NULL );
}
//+----------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
// ServiceEntry
//
// This function is also exported from the dll, and is called directly when
// we run under services.exe (the normal case), but is also called by
// ServiceMain when we run under svchost.exe. We distinguish between the
// two by checking pSvcsGlobalData (non-NULL iff running under services.exe).
// Since we use the Win32 thread pool, this routine returns after some
// initialization, it isn't held for the lifetime of the service (except
// when run under svchost.exe).
//
//+----------------------------------------------------------------------------
VOID
SVCS_ENTRY_POINT(
DWORD NumArgs,
LPTSTR *ArgsArray,
PSVCHOST_GLOBAL_DATA pSvcsGlobalData,
IN HANDLE SvcRefHandle
)
{
HRESULT hr = S_OK;
BOOL fDllInitialized = FALSE;
CTrkWksSvc *ptrkwks = NULL;
#if DBG
BOOL fDbgLogInitialized = FALSE;
#endif
__try
{
#if DBG
{
CTrkConfiguration cTrkConfiguration;
cTrkConfiguration.Initialize();
TrkDebugCreate( cTrkConfiguration._dwDebugStoreFlags, "TrkWks" );
cTrkConfiguration.UnInitialize();
fDbgLogInitialized = TRUE;
}
#endif
// Initialize the DLL itself. This raises if there is already a running
// trkwks service.
CommonDllInit( &g_ctrkwks );
TrkLog(( TRKDBG_WKS, TEXT("\n") ));
// Create and initialize the primary service object
ptrkwks = new CTrkWksSvc;
if( NULL == ptrkwks )
{
TrkLog(( TRKDBG_ERROR, TEXT("Couldn't alloc CTrkWksSvc") ));
return;
}
ptrkwks->Initialize( pSvcsGlobalData );
TrkAssert( NULL != g_ptrkwks );
// Are we in services.exe?
/*
if( NULL != pSvcsGlobalData )
{
// Yes. Register the stop event with the thread pool.
// Register as a long function, so that when we do an LPC connect
// in CPort::UnInitialize, the thread pool will be willing to create
// a thread for CPort::DoWork to process the connect.
if( !RegisterWaitForSingleObject( &g_hWait,
g_hServiceStopEvent,
ServiceStopCallback,
g_ptrkwks, INFINITE,
WT_EXECUTEONLYONCE | WT_EXECUTELONGFUNCTION ))
{
TrkLog(( TRKDBG_ERROR, TEXT("Couldn't add service stop event to thread pool") ));
TrkReportInternalError( THIS_FILE_NUMBER, __LINE__,
HRESULT_FROM_WIN32(GetLastError()),
TRKREPORT_LAST_PARAM );
TrkRaiseLastError();
}
}
else
{
// No, we're running in svchost.exe. We'll use this thread to wait
// on the stop event.
if( WAIT_OBJECT_0 != WaitForSingleObject( g_hServiceStopEvent, INFINITE ))
{
TrkLog(( TRKDBG_ERROR, TEXT("Couldn't wait for g_hServiceStopEvent (%lu)"),
GetLastError() ));
TrkRaiseLastError();
}
// The service is stopping. Call the same callback routine that's called
// by the services thread pool when we run under services.exe.
ServiceStopCallback( ptrkwks, FALSE );
}
*/
ptrkwks = NULL;
}
__except(BreakOnDebuggableException())
{
hr = GetExceptionCode();
#if DBG
if( fDbgLogInitialized )
TrkLog((TRKDBG_ERROR, TEXT("couldn't initialize, hr=%08X"),hr));
#endif
if( NULL != ptrkwks )
{
__try
{
ptrkwks->UnInitialize( hr );
}
__except( EXCEPTION_EXECUTE_HANDLER )
{
TrkAssert( !TEXT("Unexpected exception in trkwks!ServiceEntry") );
}
TrkAssert( NULL == g_ptrkwks );
delete ptrkwks;
ptrkwks = NULL;
}
if( fDllInitialized )
CommonDllUnInit( &g_ctrkwks );
}
}