Android Question Launch jRDC2 from BAT file

Erel

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• Mar 6, 2018

• #2

Create a batch file with:

B4X:

java -jar jRDC2.Jar

Note that you can also double click on the jar to run it though it is less recommended for server solutions.

 

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Bladimir Silva Toro

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• Mar 6, 2018

• #3

Thanks Erel

It works perfectly, since the database is in Windows Server it is possible that this BAT file runs as a Windows service.

How this be possible?

Thank you.

 

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OliverA

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• Mar 6, 2018

• #4

https://nssm.cc/

 

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Erel

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• Mar 7, 2018

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I wasn't familiar with NSSM. Looks useful and it supports batch files: https://nssm.cc/scenarios

 

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OliverA

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• Mar 7, 2018

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Erel said:

Looks useful and it supports batch files

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Actually I use a batch file to start the service, since I could not get the stdout/stderr redirection that is provided by NSSM to work properly (I was hoping to use the log rotation facilities of NSSM). Example batch file content:

B4X:

java -jar somejar.jar > logs\stdout.txt 2> logs\stderr.txt

 

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