Hi Jeff, may this is possible (I am doing it with ATG Dynamo): If your weblogic-server is installed as a service you can use net start/stop with a short workaround. Either you can write a batch file which contains something like that:
sc \\my-remote-server start myService or rem Be aware that netsvc returns 1 if everything went well and not 0 netsvc myService \\my-remote-server start Than. you can run the batch file with the exec task. Cheers, Jens PS: If you need the netsvc.exe from the resource kit, I can mail you this one. Zitat von Jeff Barrett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > I'm having a conceptual problem here, or at least I think I am. The > tasks I seem to need to automate testing with cactus and ant (e.g. > <cactus> or <runservertests>) require me to specify what tasks to call > to start and stop the server. I have one task that starts the server, > but it just calls a java ant task. Let's call it weblogic-start. > > These other tasks could certainly call weblogic-start no problem. But, > as far as I understand it, the thread of control wouldn't return from > the call to weblogic-start since it hangs around as long as the server > is running. Control would never return to the <cactus> or > <runservertests> tasks so that they could then run the tests. > > Assuming I'm right about this, I'm guessing I would need the ant task > that starts the server to call some script that will start the server > but detach control from it. Any ideas how to do that? I'm working on a > windows machine -- is there some way I can maybe startup weblogic as a > windows service from an ant task? > > Thanks. > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
