Re: [Wrapper-user] Run two services by the wrapper on the same machine

[Mark L. <ml...@bi...>]

We do this all the time on Windows servers.
You just need to ensure that each service has a unique name.
In the wrapper.conf file :

# Name of the service
wrapper.ntservice.name=foobar

Also it is a good idea if you use distinct and meaningful display names
(obviously).

The wrapper is smart enough to use a different port if 1777 is already
being used by the first service,
but you may prefer to set the second service to use (eg) 1778.
This will stop unintersting log messages.


Leif Mortenson wrote:

>Guofeng,
>You should have no problems running two different instances of
>the Wrapper of the same machine. Just install the two copies into
>different directories and make sure that they do not have conflicting
>NT service names or log files.
>Everything else should be automatic.
>
>Guofeng Zhang wrote:
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>>I need to install two services by wrapper on the same machine,  do I need further configuration in the conf file?
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>>I find that the wrapper assign a jvm id to a service instance.
>> 
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>The jvm id is simply a way for an individual JVM to tell
>whether it is the first invocation or whether the Wrapper has
>restarted the JVM x number of times.
>
>Give it a try and post back if you have any questions. Be
>sure to read over the integration section of the documentation.
>
>Cheers,
>Leif
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