Hi!
As I see Mcrosoft's JDK only suppots Java 1.1.4. Can I only use this jntsvc
program or I have to use their JDK to run Java programs?
Best regards,
Kovi
At 21:50 6.7.01 +0200, you wrote:
>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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