Re: [Wrapper-user] Encounter JMF problem when start it as windows service

[hail z. <hai...@gm...>]

Hi, Leif
   Thanks for you answer!
   I have fixed this problem, it is the problem as you said!
   Thanks a lot!

Best regards,
Hail

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| Zhang,
|    I have had a JMF application running for several years under various
| wrapper versions on
| XP and 2000 without any problems.  It runs as the default system account.
|
|    How have you set up your library path?  The command that you mention
| to run as a
| standalone java app does not specify a library path.  This makes me
| wonder if you have
| forgotten to do that in your wrapper.conf.   By default, java will
| search the system PATH
| for JNI libraries to load.  When a specific library path is specified,
| as is done with the
| wrapper, this will not happen.  Using the PATH, like CLASSPATH, is
| actually rather
| unreliable anyway.  Try adding the location of your JNI dlls to the
| library path in the
| wrapper.conf.
|
|    If that doesn't work, post your wrapper.conf and a wrapper.log
| showing the full
| stack track.
|
|    You should also always try to run the wrapper as a console app
| BEFORE trying
| to run as a service.  This makes it much easier to track down common
| problems.
|
| Cheers,
| Leif

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Best regards,

Hail.zhang