One or more people were asking about running SwiftMQ as a service on NT. I
came across this in my lab notes. I checked the link and it still works!
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You can run a Java server application as an NT service if you use the
Microsoft SDK for Java.(Download the latest version from Microsoft's Web
site at http://www.microsoft.com/java/sdk/.) The SDK includes a package
called com.ms.service which contains a Service class for creating NT
services. You also need to turn the Java application into an executable NT
service using the jntsvc.exe utility provided with the SDK. If you look in
the bin directory of the SDK, there is a jntsvc subdirectory that contains
jntsvc.exe and an example Java program implementing an NT service. More
information is available in the Microsoft SDK for Java documentation.
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