Re: [Wrapper-user] Is only one process per service possible ?

[<ca_...@gm...>]

Thanks for your answers.
I think i will copy the java.exe.
But it's not the best solution.
It would be a large improvement if there is only one process per service 
(the name of the wrapper.exe).
With Java Service Launcher(http://www.roeschter.com/) it is possible.

mfg
Carsten

Leif Mortenson schrieb:

> Carsten,
>    Another option is to add the following:
> wrapper.pidfile=./wrapper.pid
> wrapper.java.pidfile=./java.pid
>
>    That will cause pid files to be created for each process.  You can 
> then use those ids
> to look up the processes in the task manager (Windows) or process list.
>
>    Renaming the exes is also a trick I have used a few times.
>
> Cheers,
> Leif
>
> EXT-Patel, Rajesh M wrote:
>
>> I just make a copy of the java.exe and rename the copy
>> to the name of my service.  Then you point JSW at the
>> new java executeable.  Now instead of java.exe you
>> get the name of your process in the process list.
>>
>> Raj
>>
>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: Carsten Schäfer [mailto:ca_...@gm...] Sent: Monday, June 
>> 13, 2005 5:24 PM
>> To: wra...@li...
>> Subject: [Wrapper-user] Is only one process per service possible ?
>>
>>
>> For every service installed and running there are two proccesses in 
>> the process list:
>> java.exe and wrapper.exe.
>> I can give wrapper.exe an own name but the really interessting 
>> process in the list is the java.exe process.
>> With more than one java-service installed it's not possible to see 
>> what java.exe belong to what service.
>> Is it possible to have only one process per service ?
>> Or what is the way to identify my services (with more than one java 
>> process running) ?
>>
>> mfg
>> Carsten
>>