Hello Konstantin
Thanks for this info which was very helpful.
I have now created a batch program that runs at startup that comes down to:
Tomcat6w//MQ
Tomcat6w//MR
Now if the power fails long enough to drain the UPS, the machine will go
down, reboot when the power comes back and restore all s
2012/5/28 Nanne van der Zijpp (Modelit) :
>
> In an older reply of yours I noticed that you mentioned the //MR// option.
> This is not on the manual page I have been using
> (http://tomcat.apache.org/tomcat-6.0-doc/windows-service-howto.html). So I
> am wondering: which documentation did you use to
Charles,
Thanks for the reply earlier today.
It has been implemented and works, except for the fact that the service
manager now indicates that the service is not running while in fact it
is, which leaves me worried about what happens if I use any button in
the service manager.
In an older re
Chuck,
Thanks a lot. "net start Tomcat6" and "net stop Tomcat6" does the trick
of starting and stopping Tomcat, so I will gratefully use this.
The only thing that is less elegant about this solution is that after
using "net start Tomcat6" the service manager still indicates that
Tomcat status
> From: Nanne van der Zijpp (Modelit) [mailto:zi...@modelit.nl]
> Subject: command line equivalent of tomcat service manager buttons "start"
> and "stop"
> There simply does not seem to be a command line equivalent
> of the service manager buttons "start" and "stop".
Use the standard Windows c
