With 3.0, you can use the HostControl interface that is available for the
WhenStarted() delegate (or optionally you can implement the ServiceControl
interface on your service). It has the RequestAdditionalTime() method.
On Fri, Aug 31, 2012 at 6:40 AM, alex86 <alex.rothschi
...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello all,
> Could not locate an answer to this. Using Topshelf as a standalone. Our
> masstransit service is heavy upfront and times out on startup (loads a gig
> into memory before it can start processing) (without initialization it
> starts up just fine). When rolling one's own service, one can use
> ServiceBase.RequestAdditionalTime() to extend the timeout. Is there a way
> to tap into that from the Topshelf? (there is a way to do that thru
> registry but that setting is global and is not an option anyways)
> Thank you for advice,
> Alexander
