Re: [Wrapper-user] Wrapper Run/Install Scripts

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Hi Christian,

Thanks for the response.

>In the windows batch The batch file and the wrapper.exe file have to be in
>the same directory, so are you referring that you want to keep the batch
>files and the wrapper.exe files in different locations?

Exactly, we typically have many 10s of Windows services running each with its own conf files and batch files.

But we don't want to have to copy the wrapper.exe 10s of times. 

It may be worth noting that we generate the 100s of conf files and batch files for the 100s of services we run
on Windows, Solaris & Linux automatically from templates as part of our build process.

>If so, with the current batch files, I think you have to change the area below the "do not modify" section :)

Indeed and we can see how to do this in the same way as your example. 

But we'd rather not do this as TanukiSoft may also change the section below the "do not modify"
section for later versions of the wrapper then we run into versioning issues.

It would be nice if the Windows batch file could work like the Unix batch file and check to see if the
wrapper location was relative and absolute & select the wrapper from that.

Something like this (change the REMs at the start to select various absolute and relative wrapper paths):


rem The base name for the Wrapper binary.
set _WRAPPER_BASE=c:\services\local1\ln\services\thirdparty\tanukisoft\wrapper
rem set _WRAPPER_BASE=\\ln12345\c$\services\local1\ln\services\thirdparty\tanukisoft\wrapper
rem set _WRAPPER_BASE=..\..\..\..\..\thirdparty\tanukisoft\wrapper
rem set _WRAPPER_BASE=wrapper

rem if absolute path to wrapper used then use that
if "%_WRAPPER_BASE:~1,1%" == ":" goto absolute_path
if "%_WRAPPER_BASE:~0,2%" == "\\" goto absolute_path
rem Use a relative path to the wrapper %~dp0 is location of current script under NT
set _REALPATH=%~dp0
goto pathfound
:absolute_path
rem Use an absolute path to the wrapper
set _REALPATH=

:pathfound
set _WRAPPER_L_EXE=%_REALPATH%%_WRAPPER_BASE%-windows-x86-32.exe
echo %_WRAPPER_L_EXE%



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