On unix, i think you play with /etc/rcX.d, which describes the way the system boots. On windows, you can place your batch in the startup folder or use some of the *.ini files windows looks at when it starts. Yves-Marie
________________________________ De : Salman A. Kagzi [mailto:[email protected]] Envoyé : jeudi 12 février 2009 10:49 À : [email protected] Objet : Starting and stopping axis server. Hi All, I am new to axis and also new to UNIX environment, I am stuck with one problem hope you guys could help me out. I need to setup axis2 1.3 standalone servers on various production sites. The setup should be such that axis2 can run unsupervised. What it means is if by any chance a production system restarts then axis2 should be started automatically. Currently when we start axis with axis2server.sh or axis2server.bat it is very much necessary to have the console open, this is not possible at the production site. Is there any other way to start axis2 server as service automatically when the OS starts. This feature is required on both UNIX as well as windows systems. -Salman
