Tony Collen wrote:
Ralph Goers wrote:
What you really need to do is to start your servlet container as a windows
system service. I don't know if any of them provide support for that, but
if not, you should be able to implement a C/C++ win32 program to do that.
Tomcat will install and run as a service, which is really handy. Use TC5 for faster startup/restart times.
If you want to run something else, like Jetty, as a service, there are Windows utilities that run apps as a service. Just Google around.
In fact, Jetty comes with a tool for doing just this. It may well come in the Jetty-extra package, not sure. It is in the extra\win32 folder called Wrapper.exe. Don't know the licence on it, but you can use it to start any Java app as a service.
Regards, Upayavira
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