It is a windows service. It shows up in the Services Panel.
I can start and I can stop. This service like I said, has a start command.
In my WindowsService Installer (c++ exe) program (much similar to
JavaService.exe), I have a startProcess() which calls CreateProcess(...) to
launch the "exe". This startProcess()'s handle is added to
void WINAPI ServiceMain(DWORD argc, LPSTR *argv)
{
gHandle= RegisterServiceCtrlHandlerA(g_szSvcName, SvcCtrlHandler);
startProcess(); // uses createProcess() to start an exe
}
where SvcCtrlHandler() listens to the following:
SERVICE_CONTROL_SHUTDOWN and
SERVICE_CONTROL_STOP
to handle stopService
This is probably what JavaService.exe does.
My **only** problem is when the user logs off the machine, the child process of
my service: "myfoo.exe" exits, because it'sJVM received CTRL_LOGOFF_EVENT or an
equivalent Signal from the OS that the JVM, started by JBoss, is registered to
handle.
Vamsi
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