This is a pure java application. That means it is not possible to do this per default. But there are some tools out to convert java programs to windows services, e.g. the wrapper from tanuki software.
Because m-e-c as2 contains server and gui in one application I am not sure if creating this service wrapper will be successful. Anyway it would be great if you could try this and post your experiences.
Heller,
I've been testing the wrapper from tanuki software and, so far, it works great with your application.
For the record, I used the recommended and easiest integration method and it works fine.
perfect. Would you mind to just post an overview of what you have done to set it up? This Windows service/unix demon question comes up fairly often and I am sure this will help the community a lot.
I am a Linux user and want to create the program into a command line tool as well. Is there an easy way to get all the libraries I might need and the NetBeans Project Folder?
There exists a zip archive in the download section that contains the jars, too. Just set them in Netbeans project properties as libraries and thats it. Would you mind to post you package to the addon section? I will see to enable attachments.
tcosta,
This is a pure java application. That means it is not possible to do this per default. But there are some tools out to convert java programs to windows services, e.g. the wrapper from tanuki software.
Because m-e-c as2 contains server and gui in one application I am not sure if creating this service wrapper will be successful. Anyway it would be great if you could try this and post your experiences.
Best regards
Heller
Heller,
I've been testing the wrapper from tanuki software and, so far, it works great with your application.
For the record, I used the recommended and easiest integration method and it works fine.
Regards,
Tiago
Tiago,
perfect. Would you mind to just post an overview of what you have done to set it up? This Windows service/unix demon question comes up fairly often and I am sure this will help the community a lot.
Regards
Heller
I am a Linux user and want to create the program into a command line tool as well. Is there an easy way to get all the libraries I might need and the NetBeans Project Folder?
There exists a zip archive in the download section that contains the jars, too. Just set them in Netbeans project properties as libraries and thats it. Would you mind to post you package to the addon section? I will see to enable attachments.
Heller