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* Grant the same user account permissions to write to the install directory. This is to enable the service to write logs, and working/archive files.
* Grant the same user account permissions to write to the install directory. This is to enable the service to write logs, and working/archive files.


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Revision as of 02:04, 14 July 2020

  • The EEE WMS Service performs tasks relating to transmission of data between EEE and the 3rd party WMS.
  • This service is installed manually - there is no installer available - but it can be updated using the normal service release installer (EEEPatch)
  • The recommended location to install the service is beside existing EEE apps and services. E.g. C:\EEE\EEEWMSService.
  • Copy files to the target directory
  • The executable EEEWmsService.exe can be called with the following flags to install/uninstall the service.
    • EEEWmsService -i to install. Can also use -install, or call without any parameters
    • EEEWmsService -u to uninstall. Can also use -uninstall
  • Please make sure you run with Administrative privileges so you have permissions to install a service (write to registry)
  • When installing, you will be prompted to provide the credentials for the user that the service will run as. Ensure you specify the full user name - i.e. MACHINE\User or DOMAIN\User
  • Service will need standard-level of access into the EEE database so the recommended user account is EEEServices
  • Grant the same user account permissions to write to the install directory. This is to enable the service to write logs, and working/archive files.