Well, from what I understand of what you can do, as long as your server
loaded up on startup as a service, it should be 'ready to go'. Now, i use
that term loosely as I don't know what web server you are running, which
can mean that the servlets are pre-loaded or loaded dynamically(when
needed). But either way there should be no worries as to needing the use
of NT batch file ;P (Terrible inventions...)
Hope this helps you.
Ricky Szeto
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On Tue, 3 Aug 1999, Alessandro Lima wrote:
> Hi you all,
> I'm new in this mailing list and don't know if this subject have ever
> been posted. I'm using Servlets in my NT Server 4.0 and I'd like to install
> it as a service to start it automaticaly on system startup.
> To start the servlet from a batch file is boring 'cause I need to be
> logged in the NT machine to run the batch, and I'd like to hide that ugly
> window the servlet open.
> I've tried to find the answer in the servlet home page and others
> related sites but nothing 'thil now.
> Could someone help me?
>
> Alessandro - MCSE
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