Running the DTW as a Service on NT

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3 total messages Started by Marnus Freeman Mon, 27 Sep 1999 00:00

#84

Author: Marnus Freeman
Date: Mon, 27 Sep 1999 00:00

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Hi

Could anyt one tell me how I could run the DGW as a service on NT.

I get a Java error (Java.dll not fould) when starting this as a service.

Re: Running the DTW as a Service on NT

#85

Author: Alex B. Humphreys
Date: Tue, 28 Sep 1999 00:00

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You need to use NT's SRVANY.EXE.  I think you also need to put javai.dll
into the system32 directory.

Marnus Freeman wrote:

> Hi
>
> Could anyt one tell me how I could run the DGW as a service on NT.
>
> I get a Java error (Java.dll not fould) when starting this as a service.

Re: Running the DTW as a Service on NT

#86

Author: John B. Moore
Date: Tue, 28 Sep 1999 00:00

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In article <7snm90$a1q3@forums.borland.com>, Marnus Freeman wrote:
> Could anyt one tell me how I could run the DGW as a service on NT.

   My notes on this...


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NoteDatabase/JBuilderNotes #266, from Andrew_Bennett, 2144 chars, Thu,
20 Nov 1997 16:56:12 -0800 Comment to 259
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"DataGateway isn't an NT service on its own, but can be used as one 
with the utility SRVANY.EXE which comes with the NT Resource Kit.  The 
Resource Kit file SRVANY.WRI explains a general case of how to use 
SRVANY.EXE.

A couple of gotchas to watch out for are:
  - add JAVAI.DLL directory to System Path if its not there already
  - Use URL paths instead of network drives in aliases and net dir.

====================="
If you installed Datagateway in the program files directory, SRVANY 
does not like that.   Copy it to like a c:\temp directory, change the 
path in the registry and then try running it again.  That fixed my 
problem.

Keith Janke

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