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Run application as windows service

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Member Posts: 25
I'm developing a windows desktop (standalone) application.
How how do I run my java application as Windows Services ?
Should I change my application code?
How how do I run my java application as Windows Services ?
Should I change my application code?
Answers
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Java is platform independent, as such it doesn't do OS specific things like installing as a Windows service.
But there are external pieces of software that can make it happen for you, they are simply called "service wrappers". There are a few, I don't know which one is good and which one is not. This one is on sourceforge:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/wrapper/
Do a google search for "java windows service wrapper" to find more. -
We use the Tanuki wrapper and find it's pretty good (although we pay for the commercial license)
http://wrapper.tanukisoftware.com/doc/english/download.jsp
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