Since we can now open a service by its display name it may be
interesting to know what its canonical name is.
Find out with:
nssm get <displayname> Name
Individual service parameters can now be queried or edited on the
command line. The syntax is designed to be intuitive and is
described in some detail in the README. Some examples follow:
nssm get Selenium Application
nssm get "My Batch Job" AppExit 0
nssm get Jenkins AppEnvironmentExtra CLASSPATH
nssm get Netlogon ImagePath
nssm set UT2004 Application C:\Games\UT2004\System\UCC.exe
nssm set UT2004 AppParameters server
nssm set UT2004 AppExit Default Exit
nssm set Jenkins ObjectName DOMAIN\ci correct horse battery staple
nssm set "My Batch Job" AppExit 0 Exit
nssm set WowzaMediaServer362 Start SERVICE_DELAYED_START
nssm set UT2004 Type SERVICE_INTERACTIVE_PROCESS
nssm reset UT2004 AppEnvironment
nssm reset UT2004 ObjectName
Iain Patterson