Re: [Wrapper-user] Help regarding starting a service

[Rodrigo V. <rv...@i4...>]

I think your are making a main method, and this method call a thread. If =
this
is your case you must do something like


public static void main(String args[]){
      YourThread t =3D new YoruThread();
      t.start();
      t.join();
}



In that way your java program will not day until the thread die.




Rodrigo G. Vega
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-----Original Message-----
From: wra...@li... on behalf of Sujatha
Bharathan
Sent: Wed 05/09/2007 12:28
To: wra...@li...
Subject: [Wrapper-user] Help regarding starting a service
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Hi,
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I have used the wrapper class to create a windows service . I am =
successful
in creating the service but have an issue in starting it.
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My service calls a java and the java starts a thread to run and it does =
not
return anything and has to keep running in the background.
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But when i click on start in administrative tools>> service>> my service =
 it
comes back and says unable to start and it failed.
My java program is a thread and it will not return anything , Is there =
any
configuration variable which i could specify in my conf file so that i =
could
just run the java program
and return immediately without waiting for an output?
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Looking forward for your help.
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Thanks in advance.
Sujie
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