Rick Litton wrote:
I certainly agree. Since Windows is a little more problematic, I was
just wondering which route Felix will take. JavaService and
JavaServiceWrapper seem to be commonly used. For example, JBoss favors
the former.
Good question. I really don't know, since Alex was taking care of the
installers with service/daemons. It was my understanding that this stuff
is already basically working in the installers. At the very least, try
poking around the svn repo in the installers directory.
Otherwise, we will have to wait for Alex to respond.
-> richard
-- rick
-----Original Message-----
From: Richard S. Hall [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, April 21, 2006 9:09 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [jira] Updated: (FELIX-46) Create a simple "felix" script
in bin/ to start the framework interactively
Rick Litton wrote:
You may want to consider running Felix as a service as well in both
Windows and UNIX environments.
Yeah, we do support that. The issue on FELIX-46 is related to the fact
that "bin/felix" was used to start/stop the service/daemon. However, I
think that is confusing and we should use something like "bin/felixd" to
start/stop the service/daemon and use "bin/felix" to start the framework
interactively.
-> richard
