Does anyone know how to get the WinRun4J service example-the ServiceTest class that is distributed with the software-to run? I'm on a Windows 7 box, 64 bit.
I copied WinRun4J64c.exe to C:\test, renamed it service64.exe.
I copied service.ini to C:\test, renamed it service64.ini.
Finally I copied WinRun4JTest.jar to C:\test.
I have the Java 7 JDK and JRE installed.
First off, you have to run a command prompt as Administrator, otherwise you can't register the service. In a command prompt as Admin, I enter the command
C:\Test>service64.exe -WinRun4J:RegisterService
So far so good. But when I go to the Windows services panel to start the service, I get the "Error 1053: service did not respond … in a timely fashion" error.
Any ideas?
Thanks
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2013-01-21
I have exactly the same problem. If anyone has the solution, I'll really apreciate it.
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Does anyone know how to get the WinRun4J service example-the ServiceTest class that is distributed with the software-to run? I'm on a Windows 7 box, 64 bit.
I copied WinRun4J64c.exe to C:\test, renamed it service64.exe.
I copied service.ini to C:\test, renamed it service64.ini.
Finally I copied WinRun4JTest.jar to C:\test.
I have the Java 7 JDK and JRE installed.
First off, you have to run a command prompt as Administrator, otherwise you can't register the service. In a command prompt as Admin, I enter the command
C:\Test>service64.exe -WinRun4J:RegisterService
So far so good. But when I go to the Windows services panel to start the service, I get the "Error 1053: service did not respond … in a timely fashion" error.
Any ideas?
Thanks
I have exactly the same problem. If anyone has the solution, I'll really apreciate it.