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Ok, that sounds logical,

"John McGrath [TeamB]" wrote:
> 
> There never has been a 'javaw' on Linux, or any distribution aside from
> Windows.  The reason that 'javaw' exists is because Windows has a very
> strange notion that an application that uses a window is a completely
> different thing than one that uses a console window.

Now, what about the rest of my query?

"Alan Shiers" wrote:
>MAIN OBJECTIVE: I just want to set up whatever scripts are necessary to
>launch my java application when Linux boots up.  Linux has a special
>command: chkconfig
>I don't know if it can be used or not to schedule the running of a java
>application upon boot up.  Maybe there is another, better way?  

>Basically, I just want to have the java application running without my
>having to log in, except to shut it down.

>Can all this be done?

I realize this is not a Linux newsgroup, but if you fellows have
successfully run a java application as a daemon/service program without
the need to log in to launch the application I really would like to know
the steps necessary to do this. Any sample scripts would go a long way.
Thanks.

Alan