Eddie, You may gain some mileage from this article: http://kb.atlassian.com/content/orionsupport/articles/orserv.html
Also, you can specify a log file for Orion by specifying parameters: java -jar orion.jar -out <file> -err <file> I would suspect that Orion is finding your server.xml file, or you wouldn't end up with anything in the log files at all. Could it be a permissions problem? Cheers, Scott -- Scott Farquhar :: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Atlassian :: http://www.atlassian.com Supporting YOUR J2EE World Eddie wrote: > Hellu, > > > > Some time ago I got the advise to use JNT to run Orion as a service. > > I finally got to use it and have some problems with it. > > I got JNT to start Orion, but the applications aren't deployed, neither > does any web application work. > > > > I used to following command to install Orion as a service: > > --- > > C:\>jnt "/InstallAsService:Orion" "/SDC:\Program Files\Orion" -jar orion.jar > > --- > > > > I did also put the path C:\Program Files\Orion in my enivorment PATH > variable. > > I also added the server.xml config file, which also didn't work: > > --- > > C:\>jnt "/InstallAsService:Orion" "/SDC:\Program Files\Orion" -jar > orion.jar -config "C:\Program Files\Orion\config > \server.xml" > > --- > > (I tried some more similair possibilities) > > In the server.log and global-application.log there do appear entries > that the server/default web site is started, but nothing works (from the > command line it does). > > > > I think that it doesn't find the config files, like the server.xml such > that orion isn't correctly initialized. > > What am I doing wrong ?? > > > > The problem I am also having is that I don't know how I can see what > Orion does. > > That is, in Linux and from the Windows command line, I start Orion with > "orion.jar >> log/out.log", but how do I do this with JNT ?? I tried > something but it doesn't work. The only thing I succeeded is that JNT > did put his output in the out.log !!! > > > > Please some help ? > > > > Eddie > > >
