Re: [daemon] Problem using procrun for Java service

[Bernd Eckenfels]

Hm,

you can try the following:

a) specify the JVM directly, maybe the auto does not work outside a
user session.
b) try tu use the prunmsgr to edit the settings instead of the command
line
c) turn on logging and check the logfile

Is the S:\ drive a share? can you try with a local disk as well?
(permission)

What is the user you use to start the service? try to enter a user
account (do this in the service manager so the user gets the required
permission).

Gruss
Bernd


Am Wed, 28 Jan 2015 10:31:58 -0500
schrieb "Wong, Nancy" :

> I have installed my java application as a Windows service using
> following:
> 
> prunsrv.exe //IS//SG_FileSync --Install="S:\Automation\prunsrv.exe"
> --Jvm=auto --Startup=auto --StartMode jvm
> --Classpath="S:\Automation\SG_FileSync.jar" --StartClass=SyncFile
> --StartMethod=main
> 
> I can run the program successfully in console mode:
> 
> prunsrv.exe //TS//SG_FileSync
> 
> But I cannot start the service directly in Windows, or using
> prunsrv.exe //ES//SG_FileSync or via prunmgr.  I get the following
> error message:
> 
> The system cannot find the file specified.  Failed to start service.
> 
> What am I able to run my application in console mode but not using ES?
> 
> Thanks,
> Nancy
> 
> 
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[daemon] Problem using procrun for Java service

[Wong, Nancy]

I have installed my java application as a Windows service using following:

prunsrv.exe //IS//SG_FileSync --Install="S:\Automation\prunsrv.exe" --Jvm=auto 
--Startup=auto --StartMode jvm --Classpath="S:\Automation\SG_FileSync.jar" 
--StartClass=SyncFile --StartMethod=main

I can run the program successfully in console mode:

prunsrv.exe //TS//SG_FileSync

But I cannot start the service directly in Windows, or using prunsrv.exe 
//ES//SG_FileSync or via prunmgr.  I get the following error message:

The system cannot find the file specified.  Failed to start service.

What am I able to run my application in console mode but not using ES?

Thanks,
Nancy




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Re: [math] find an approximate curve for 3d points

[andrea antonello]

Hi Luc,

[...]
> Hope this helps,

it definitely does, sounds like the right way, thanks.

Andrea

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Re: [math] find an approximate curve for 3d points

[Luc Maisonobe]

Le 28/01/2015 11:41, andrea antonello a écrit :
> Hello everyone,

Hi Andrea,

> I was wondering if there is a way to create an approximated curve in
> 3d given a set of xyz coordinates.

Yes, there is a way.

> To make myself more clear with an example, lets assume I have the
> center point of a tree section at different heights and I would like
> to create curve representing the tree stem (give that trees tend to
> bend in one direction and often have the top meters away from the
> bottom).

For this case, I would suggest to solve independently two 2D curves
corresponding to x(z) and y(z). This can be done using
org.apache.commons.math3.fitting.PolynomialCurveFitter if you consider
your curves will be polynomials, or you can use your own extension
of AbstractCurveFitter if you prefer your own non-polynomial model for
curves.

See

for an example of how
to fit a polynomial to observed data.

> 
> Any advice if very appreciated.

Hope this helps,
Luc

> 
> Thanks a ton,
> Andrea
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[math] find an approximate curve for 3d points

[andrea antonello]

Hello everyone,
I was wondering if there is a way to create an approximated curve in
3d given a set of xyz coordinates.
To make myself more clear with an example, lets assume I have the
center point of a tree section at different heights and I would like
to create curve representing the tree stem (give that trees tend to
bend in one direction and often have the top meters away from the
bottom).

Any advice if very appreciated.

Thanks a ton,
Andrea

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