AppServices is a lightweight service container which can inject services into other objects, visual controls or components. It works with .NET Full, .NET Compact and Silverlight (included WP7). It manages automatically the service dependency. Its advantage is declarative configuration of services (attribute oriented). This makes referencing, injecting and using services very easy.

* What is LISTSP * - LISTSP is a free and open source (windows only) process/service/driver viewer.

This API is for System Center Service Manager. It is written in C# and abstracts the more difficult aspects of service manager customization.

This project provides an extension to System Center Service Manager to provide more granular control over incident service level agreement (SLA) management. The project includes a management pack, custom settings form, and workflow activities/workflows for managing incident SLAs

This is an Opalis Integration Pack for System Center Service Manager. Get Details here --> http://blog.scsmfaq.ch/2011/03/29/opalis-integration-pack-extension-for-service-manager/

This site contains code and content related to the Managed Services Engine, a solution that supports service virtualization through a meta data-driven service repository using .NET and Microsoft SQL Server.

This project provides cmdlets for System Center Service Manager 2010/2010 SP1/2012/2012 SP1/2012 R2 which can be used to automate common tasks.

Welcome to the SQL 2005 Service Manager project. SQL 2005 Service Manager is a replacement for the SQL Server Service Manager that came with SQL Server 2000 but is no longer shipped as part of SQL Server. It allows the management and monitoring of all local SQL Server related services from a convenient system tray application. Please note that there is a Vista specific release as well as the standard XP/Win2003 release. There are no differences in functionality, the Vista release has just been modified to accomodate the UAC (User Account Control) feature.

The Service Manager is management of “Services”, wither these services are local (instance) or remote. Windows service manager.

Do you spend lots of time starting up the service manager? Do you develop a lot and start/stop/restart services? If so, you came to the right place!