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How can I run a java-application on starting of Windows 2000

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How can I run a java-application without any user on starting of Windows 2000?
For example, if the computer is restarted and nobody enter into it yet, my java-application should run anyway.
How can I do that?
For example, if the computer is restarted and nobody enter into it yet, my java-application should run anyway.
How can I do that?
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Hi, you have to put it in a Windows service.
To do this you have a program, Srvany.exe that allow to insert a .exe or .bat program in a Windows service.
For example, i develop a program, TomcatGuardian and i put it in a service because i need to run it in a server without Administrator logged in.
Regards,
Ivan. -
You can use the Windows Task Scheduler to run the program when the system starts up. You can find the Scheduled Tasks icon in the control panel
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