> By default, when you add a new JRun server, it is not > registered as an NT service, so what you are seeing is > normal. If you want to install a JRun server as an NT > service, use the jrunsvc command as described in the > Installing JRun book.
Thanks, I did it and it worked, however I experienced a bug in JMC. 1. Create a new server from JMC named "hello" 2. Install as a service using: jrunsvc -install "hello" 3. I can see "JRun hello Server" in services control panel 4. Start "hello" from services control panel 5. Refresh in JMC, status is correctly reported as "running" 6. Stop "hello" from JMC 7. Restart services control panel, "hello" status is still "Started" So, it seems that the JMC is not able to stop my service which is very strange because it works well with both admin and default servers. Thanks for any help, Gael Archives: http://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/ Unsubscribe: http://www.houseoffusion.com/index.cfm?sidebar=lists
