Hello all,
With the help of Tomcat6 we are running a webservice on a 24/7 basis.
My problem:
After a power failure the webservice does not come back online
automatically.
This is what I typically need to do after a reboot:
-1- make sure tomcat6 service status = "stopped" (for this I push the
"stop" button in the service manager)
-2- start some executables that need to be started prior to tomcat
-3- start tomcat (for this I push the "start" button in the service manager)
It would be great if this can be automated using a script.
I am using tomcat 6.0.35, and we use the Windows Service Installer.
This means my Tomcat 6.0\bin\ directory contains Tomcat6.exe and
Tomcat6w.exe and 2 jar files. I am running on XP64 and Win7
I have studied the page
"http://tomcat.apache.org/tomcat-6.0-doc/windows-service-howto.html"; and
similar help pages. From this I would expect that my script should be
similar to:
Tomcat6 //DS//Tomcat6.exe
<install exe files>
Tomcat6 //IS//Tomcat6.exe
However whatever combination of tomcat6.exe and tomcat6w.exe commands
and options I try, I can't get it to work. There simply does not seem to
be a command line equivalent of the service manager buttons "start" and
"stop". I am sure I must be wrong about this and I hope someone can
explain what commands to use.
Thanks in advance
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