Re: [Wrapper-user] Service started by Windows cluster does not work properly

[Christian M. <chr...@ta...>]

George,

I'm sorry for the delay.
I unfortunately couldn't reproduce the problem you were seeing.

However when the Cluster Management Tool as well as the Windows
Service say that the service is started then I assume that the wrapper
wasn't been able to write the log file has for some reason to the
location you expected.
In this case the Wrapper will log output to a file called wrapper.log
in the current working directory. The current working directory will
most likely be the directory containing the binary. However, in some
cases, when running as a Windows Service, the wrapper.log file may be
placed in your system directory (WinNT\System32).

Are you having any storage dependencies for the service?

Sincerely,
Christian


2010/8/9 波波 . <gw...@ho...>:
> Dear all,
>
> I've used Java Serivce Wrapper 3.3.6 to wrap my application as a service,
> and I installed my service on 2 machines which are nodes of a Windows
> cluster.Then I configured my service as a resource in Windows cluster
> manager, so if one node fails, the cluster service can start my service on
> another node automatically.
>
> My service worked properly until the last system rebooting. After the system
> rebooted, I saw the resource of my service was online in cluster manager,
> and I also saw my service started in Windows' Services. But my service did
> not functioning - there were no output of it. I checked the log of my
> service (wrapper.log), it is strange that the log was not updated since the
> system shut down - neither the wrapper itself nor my application wrote any
> messages into the log file.
>
> To resume the production ASAP, I stopped my service and the cluster service
> detected this action and started my service automatically. After that, I
> could saw the output of my service.
>
> I'm confused that why my service did not work after system reboot - it was
> started by Windows cluster service, but it worked after restarting - it was
> also started by cluster service. And why was the log file not updated while
> the service was running after system reboot? Thanks for any clues.
>
> The configuration of my service is attached.
>
> Regards,
> George
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