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From: Leif M. <le...@ta...> - 2006-06-19 14:05:35
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Ewa, Not sure about your send mail problems. This one seemed to work. The SF server may have been having problems. I had not seen that particular site. It shows you how to integrate with a particular example but doesn't really describe what is going on. I would suggest starting with the Wrapper's documentation :-) Try this page: http://wrapper.tanukisoftware.org/doc/english/integrate.html In your case, look at integration method #1. As that is what you have been using up to this point. My guess is that your program is being started but is completing because all of its threads have stopped. If so, that is the correct behavior. I would need to see the debug output in order to tell you for sure however. After reading the docs above, if you are still having problems, add the wrapper.debug=true property to your conf file. Starting with a clean wrapper.log, try running it again and then reply with the resulting log file. I'll be able to say exactly what is going on then. Cheers, Leif > *To get myself started with Java Service Wrapper I have been following > “Running Java Applications as a Windows Service – By Rick Proctor” > (http://bdn1.borland.com/article/0,1410,32068,00.html) which got me > quite far, but not far enough…*** > > *I managed to create a Windows service called MultipleSocketserver but > can’t start it: if I try to start it from Windows XP Services window > (in Control Panel / Administrative tools), I get error message** > (could not start the ….* > > *…on local computer. Error 1: Incorrect function)* > > * * > > If I try to do this from the console (running the Start…. bat file), I > get the following: > > C:\wrapper-windows-x86-32-3.2.0\bin>StartTestWrapper-NT > > wrapper | Starting the MultipleSocketServer service... > > wrapper | Stopping... > > wrapper | The MultipleSocketServer service was launched, but failed to > start > > I have wrapper-windows-x86-32-3.2.0 on Win XP computer > > Could someone help, please? > > Thanks > > * * > > Ewa > |