How Do I Create A Performance Counter For A Custom Windows Service

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I have a windows service and it writes entries into application log ,now i want to create a performance counter for knowing the no. of events generated in particular amount of time. can i do this using visual studio project and how to get the data from event into performance counter.

Posted 17-Aug-14 23:19pm

Chinna Suresh

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ZurdoDev 18-Aug-14 8:24am

Where are you stuck?

Nathan Minier 18-Aug-14 9:16am

This has a homework smell.

Here's your hint: read the application log for the period of time you're interested in and count.

Chinna Suresh 18-Aug-14 12:20pm

i need to create a performance counter,i know i have to read the application and how can i do that ?

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