Thread: InitializeComponent method

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    InitializeComponent method

    Hello everyone,


    To implement a service, I think we just need to derived from ServiceBase class, and implement some event handler function, like OnStart, OnStop, etc.

    As described in the sample,

    http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/lib...se(VS.80).aspx

    What is the function of method InitializeComponent? I found it never called explicitly in the class SimpleService, nor there are any document from MSDN about this method. Any ideas?


    thanks in advance,
    George

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    If it's anything like a windows forms application that function is initializing the form and its controls, basically calls some code to make buttons, textboxes etc... to appear in the form.
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    Thanks Magos,


    Your answer is clear. :-)

    Quote Originally Posted by Magos View Post
    If it's anything like a windows forms application that function is initializing the form and its controls, basically calls some code to make buttons, textboxes etc... to appear in the form.

    regards,
    George

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