When it comes to deployment, using the service wrapper may be an issue if the
computer doesn't allow services to be setup from the installer. So I'm
really looking for an approach that starts the service from the code. I see
a lot of people using this MessageBroker class, but I'm not entirely su
Maybe the JAVA_HOME environment variable wasn't set correctly. I'm not
really sure.
beeeph wrote:
that's perfect, thank you!
but when i installed it, it didn't work. I'll look into it further, but
would you have any immediate ideas why this error might be occurring?
STATUS | wrapper | 200
that's perfect, thank you!
but when i installed it, it didn't work. I'll look into it further, but
would you have any immediate ideas why this error might be occurring?
STATUS | wrapper | 2008/03/11 20:02:38 | ActiveMQ installed.
STATUS | wrapper | 2008/03/11 20:06:08 | --> Wrapper Started a
How about using the service wrapper?
http://activemq.apache.org/java-service-wrapper.html
beeeph wrote:
can anyone provide me with some simple c++ code I can use to start the
ActiveMQ service on a windows xp machine?
Thanks in advance for your help, I really appreciate it!
Beeeph
