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From: Leif M. <le...@ta...> - 2005-09-08 12:54:13
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Bila, If you are using integration method #1 or #2, then this should simply be a matter on launching your application's main method directly rather than using the Wrapper. If you are using method #3, then your application may be more integrated with the Wrapper. In this case, you will want to run the Wrapper with the wrapper.debug=true property set. This will cause the full java command line that the Wrapper generates to launch the Wrapper. Copy that entire command into a batch file or shell script. Then, important: Remove the -Dwrapper.key="dgbg0L8YEqqmhdmy" element from that command line. With the key missing, the Java side of the Wrapper will operate in a mode which can be run without the native component. Is that what you are asking? Cheers, Leif Nag...@em... wrote: > Hi, > > I would like to use the wrapper class for linux only since the service > for windows is already taken care of by another mechanism. > > Is this possible? Is it possible to disable the wrapper class for one > or 2 platforms? > > Thanks, > > Bila > |