Re: [Wrapper-user] Wrapper Capabilities Question

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How do  these arguments get passed when the machine reboots?
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Hello and thanks in advance for any information,

Can the wrapper take advantage of the ability to pass arguments while
starting and stopping services using the NET commands?
Example:    "net start service /arg1"

The need for this is that I have a service that requires a dynamic
argument into its main and therefore cant hardcode an app.param

Another question:
Once the service is installed, is the config file referenced on each
start/stop? If this were the case I could write a program that changes
the app.param in the config file and the problem would be solved.

Any thoughts or comments would be appreciated greatly.

Ross Klingensmith



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