Hi, Thanks for the info Heitzso. Yes I would be interested in your code. Regards, David. -----Original Message----- From: Heitzso [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: 04 August 2000 14:18 To: 'jBoss' Subject: RE: [jBoss-User] Need assistance in running jBoss as a WindowsNT service Go to top 25 bugs on the java sun site, the inability to run as an NT servicd w/ 1.3 w/o stopping whenever anyone logs off is listed as the top bug. Read through all of the comments, but bring your flame suit with you. This bug has twice as many votes as the next one down. There are 4 solutions or code bases listed in the comments. I downloaded all 4. I started exploring javaserv because the site claimed the code handled this bug. IT DOESN'T, OR AT LEAST JAVASERV CODE FROM A WEEK AGO DOESN'T! While I put that in caps, it doesn't mean I don't appreaciate the work. Code that does work is the JSL package. Because I was working off the javaserv code I ended up merging JSL code into javaserv until I got it to work properly. I still don't like the javaserv mechanism of hard coding in a particular service to the executable via #define's. I also switched from the EventListener mechanism of communicating between the C service wrapper used in javaserv to a tcp/ip management port mechanism. My goal today is to rewrite how javaserv picks up key parameters to use an initialization file. If someone on this list wants this code I can zip it up and send it in as an attachment. However I haven't merged copyright notices, etc. from the two efforts. BTW, I've spent most of the past two weeks sorting this out. Working with code that claims to fix the problem but doesn't isn't helpful. (which isn't to say that the author hasn't fixed the problem in the past two weeks). Heitzso -- -------------------------------------------------------------- To subscribe: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To unsubscribe: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Problems?: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
