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From: Leif M. <le...@ta...> - 2006-08-04 05:02:50
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Milton,
That is a weirdness with the way Windows has implemented mapped
network drives.
They appear to be global rather than user specific. So when nobody is
logged in, you
get no mapped drives. You can also run into problems when the wrong
account is
logged in.
In general, you should use the universal format:
\\host\share
This works reliably. The SYSTEM user will still not be able to see
these however.
Cheers,
Leif
Milton Taylor wrote:
> Sorry Leif- wild goose chase. It turns out what I had done was install
> the wrapper when the current directory was using a mapped drive letter,
> rather than the physical letter. So as soon as I logged out, the mapping
> disappeared, and JBoss could no longer find things! I only worked this
> out because eventually I rebooted the machine and the service failed to
> start.
>
> Thanks anyway! The service wrapper is a very nice piece of work...
>
> Milt
>
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