Re: [Wrapper-user] server machine

[Leif M. <lei...@ta...>]

F,
What does the contents of your wrapper.log file look like?   Does it
show that the JVM is running correctly?   If so then it is most likely
an application level problem.   What kind of database are you using?

I know that Windows can have problems connecting to network shares on
startup for example.  We have implemented some features to work around
this Windows problem here:
http://wrapper.tanukisoftware.com/doc/english/prop-share-general.html

I will need some information about what is failing on your application
to give you some useful feedback.

Cheers,
Leif

2011/3/26 caifeng <not...@ho...>:
> Hi everyone,
>   I have a problem need some help. It is not easy to google search for this
> problem for an answer. I did google it but no result.
>   I wrote a Java program and use JSW to run it as a windows service.
> Everything goes okay. However, if I restart the server machine, the service
> which wraps my Java program also restarts, but without functioning at all!
> Open the service panel, I can see this Java program service has a "started"
> status. I believe it means the Java program is running. With careful
> observation, I find out this Java program is running but doing nothing. For
> example, the data in database is not read, not changed, not deleted. Then, I
> have to stop the service and restart the service. Then everything back to
> normal. My sus to it is that after the server machine reboots, the Java
> machine runs after the JSW? I am not sure. Does anybody has this problem
> before? Does anyone knows what is wrong and why?
> Thanks,
> F