The table below shows the relationship between a service's lifecycle and its FireDaemon Pro event programs. The table columns cover the major events in the lifecycle of a service. The table rows indicate, for each event program disposition, when the event program is run.
SCM = Windows Service Control Manager
| Event Manager | SCM | FireDaemon Pro | ||||||||
| Service Lifecycle Event | Service start | Service end | Service program start-up | Service program end | ||||||
Service Lifecycle Event Disposition | SCM start | SCM stop | SCM recovery | Before service program start (creation) | After service program start (successful creation) | After service program start (failed creation) | Before service program termination (excluding self-termination) | After service program completion (success or failure) | After service program crash | After service program freeze |
| Launch Events | ||||||||||
Before Program Launch | Yes (*) | |||||||||
After Program Launch | Yes (*) | |||||||||
Send Command | Yes | |||||||||
| Termination Events | ||||||||||
Before Program Termination | Yes | |||||||||
Send Command | Yes | |||||||||
Send Close | Yes | |||||||||
After Program Termination | Yes | Yes (*) | Yes (*) | Yes (*) | ||||||
After Program Completion | Yes (*) | |||||||||
After Program Crash | Yes | Yes (*) | Yes (*) | |||||||
(*) Note: The event program is NOT run if the service's lifecycle setting Upon Program Exit is set to Restart Program