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Launched from a console and takes a command as a parameter. This is very similar to the script provided on UNIX platforms and is useful for users who prefer to use the command line.
It is also possible to run the Wrapper binary directly from a command line using parameters. On Windows systems, the most common way to launch the Wrapper is to make use of dedicated batch files which perform each action to control the Wrapper.
This makes it possible for the end user to double click on the batch file icons or set up links in menus. There are other files in the directory which are described elsewhere in this page. Used to run the application as a regular console-based application in the current user's desktop. This can also be useful to test a configuration before running as a Windows Service. This batch file has been added in Wrapper version 3.
Actions performed: - from v. Used to pause a running Windows Service. See the wrapper. Used to resume a previously paused Windows Service. This will only stop a service. If the application is running in a console, then you will get an error that the service was not running. Please see the page on how to stop a console application. Used to uninstall remove the application as a Windows Service.
If the service is currently started, it will be stopped. Used to query the status of a Windows Service. This will tell you whether the service is installed or not, whether it is running, stopped, paused, etc. When setting up the Wrapper, you can choose which of the above batch files are needed for the application.
For example, if an application does not support being paused, then the PauseApp-NT. Depending on how your file explorer is configured on your computer, you may not be able to see file extensions. For each required file, simply copy it over to the bin folder of your application. When you do so, rename the file by replacing App with the name of your application, and remove the. The beginning of all of the files contain a section with variables that can be customized.
Controls where the Wrapper binary is relative to the location of the batch file. In most cases, it is recommended to place it in the same location. If you choose to move it to another location, please be aware that by default all relative paths in the Wrapper configuration file will be relative to the location of the Wrapper binary, and not of the batch file.
It is also possible to rename the Wrapper binary to something else like myapp. Controls the location and name of the default Wrapper configuration file. This relative path is always relative to the location of the Wrapper binary, not the location of the batch file.
Lets the user override the Wrapper configuration file by specifying it as the first parameter. The default value is TRUE. Controls whether or not parameters passed to the batch file will be passed as is on to the Java application.
For more information, please visit the " How can I pass command line parameters to my Java Application? This variable only exists in App. The first parameter to the batch file will always be the name of an alternate configuration file. Running the application in a console Command Window can be done by double clicking on the MyApp. You can also do it by opening a Command Window and running the batch file from the prompt.
Because of the way the Wrapper script sets its current directory, it is not necessary to run this batch file from within the bin directory. This will cause the Wrapper to shut down the application cleanly. For more options, please visit the page on how to stop a console application. Before proceeding, please make sure you have configured all of the Windows Service related properties in the wrapper.
You should also have verified that the application runs correctly in console mode. It can also be done by opening a Command Window and then running the installed script from the command prompt. If the service is installed successfully, the script will terminate immediately. If there are any problems, then an error message describing the problem will be displayed. The script will then wait for the user to press a key before terminating.
The Service can now be started and stopped using the respective batch files. As the service is a normal Windows Service, you can also start and stop it from the Services Control Panel [Control Panel] - [System and Security] - [Administrative Tools] - [Service] on Windows by selecting the service, and then clicking the " Start Service " button.
Additionally, the service can be controlled using the net start MyApp and net stop MyApp commands. The net start x and net stop x commands have problems with services that take a long time to start or stop.
In most cases they will work, but if a service takes more than a few seconds to stop, the net stop x command will return that the service was stopped even though it is still in the process of stopping.
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