IADsServiceOperations interface (iads.h)
The IADsServiceOperations interface is a dual interface that inherits from IADs. It is designed to manage system services installed on a computer. You can use this interface to start, pause, and stop a system service, change the password, and examine the status of a given service across a network.
Of the system services and their operations, file service and file service operations are a special case. They are represented and managed by IADsFileService and IADsFileServiceOperations.
Inheritance
The IADsServiceOperations interface inherits from IDispatch and IADs. IADsServiceOperations also has these types of members:
Methods
The IADsServiceOperations interface has these methods.
IADsServiceOperations::Continue The IADsServiceOperations::Continue method resumes a service operation paused by the IADsServiceOperations::Pause method. |
IADsServiceOperations::Pause The IADsServiceOperations::Pause method pauses a service started with the IADsServiceOperations::Start method. |
IADsServiceOperations::SetPassword The IADsServiceOperations::SetPassword method sets the password for the account used by the service manager. This method is called when the security context for this service is created. |
IADsServiceOperations::Start The IADsServiceOperations::Start method starts a network service. |
IADsServiceOperations::Stop The IADsServiceOperations::Stop method stops a currently active network service. |
Requirements
Requirement | Value |
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Minimum supported client | Windows Vista |
Minimum supported server | Windows Server 2008 |
Target Platform | Windows |
Header | iads.h |