Im sorry to keep asking the same question becase we have services that have
console windows!
For example Domino server does that by default :
- install it as service
- start the service
- boom, nice console window is displayed (on local and even when running on
remote, I can see it using Remote Desktop)
- when service is shut down, console window disappears
So I guess this is not functionality that Tomcat would support....
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> From: Zbynek Vavros [mailto:zbynek_vav...@cz.ibm.com]
> Subject: console with when running as service
> is it possible to setup Tomcat service in a way that it will display
> console window after service start, same as when started using bat file?
> I mean window to which standart outputs and errors are redirected....
You keep asking the same question, and you apparently don't understand what
a Windows service is for. Services are meant to run in the background, and
normally start *before any user logs in*. Unless there's a logged-in user,
there cannot be any console windows. On newer versions of Windows (Vista
and later), having a service interact with the desktop is mind-bogglingly
painful experience.
If you want a console window, run Tomcat from the startup.bat script.
- Chuck
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