Eltima Application as Service 系统工具，可以把任何应用程序设置成系统服务，这样你就可以给它们设定什么时候运行，可以设定使用权限，是否在后台运行等各种系统服务才具备的功能。

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Run any application as Windows service, Application as Service is a cutting edge solution that will let you run any application as a Windows service, benefitting from all the advantages native Windows services have, still providing you with many more functions. Application as Service offers advanced recovery options (restart the service your application is started by; restart computer; launch supplementary application), sophisticated dependencies mechanism, pre-service/post-service application start-up, your application rights/priority management, "application-crash" protection, graceful console application exit, on-the-fly start-up customization and lots more.

With Application as Service you can:

Guarantee 100% uptime of your applications

Automatically restart your applications on power failures or application crashes. Ensure 100% uptime of your critical software, monitor the status of your applications and schedule their launching. Convert any program into service easily, without any coding skills required at all.

Manage system services remotely

With Application as Service you can create and manage system services locally or on any remote computer (Application as Service is not required to be installed on a remote PC). You can run any application as service remotely in the other system and manage it easily. Multiple remote locations can be managed at the same time.

Make your application start in any PC mode

Application as Service lets you run an application under a specified user account, launch programs before user logon (monitoring tools, surveillance utilities, etc), and even in front of the Windows Logon screen. The application can be started automatically or manually.

Launch applications as services interactively or silently

You can run your application interactively (visible to users) or silently. Both, interactively and silently run services can be launched under user accounts. You can also choose user session (including RDP) in which interactive service should be started.

Features:

Run any application (32/64-bit and console ones) as Windows service

Create and manage native system services in few clicks

Easily connect to remote PC over local network or Internet and manage all remote services like your own (Application as Service is not required on a remote PC)

Run application as service before users login into their accounts or after the network is fully initialized

Run your application interactively (visible to users) or silently

Choose user session (including RDP session) in which interactive service should be started - for Windows XP, 2000, 2003, Vista, 7 and Server 2008.

Interactively and silently run services can be launched under user accounts.

Schedule your service to run at the exact time and periodically on the defined day of the week/month/year

Minimize downtime by auto-restarting application once it is crashed

Advanced service dependencies mechanism allows you to run applications at the certain order

Define Load Order Group which your application belongs to

Restrict/grant your application with execution rights by specifying user account name under which it is run

On-the-fly service start-up type customization

Gracefully close console and Windows applications

Close various popup windows that your application might display

Specify the process priority for your application (Real time/High/Above normal/Normal/Below normal/Low)

Define CPU binding for multi-processor PCs

Conveniently supply additional options and system environment variables for console and Windows applications

Run additional programs prior to the service startup, program start, stop or just after the service shutdown

Redirect STDIN, STDOUT and STDERROR streams to or from the file for console application

Specify desktop on which you would like your application to run as service

Take all benefits of multi-processor, multi-thread and 64-bit platforms

Works under Virtual Machines (VMWare and so on)

Use XML configuration file to install the service

What's new:

official site does not provide any info about changes in this version.