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From: "SerFingolfin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <users@tomcat.apache.org>
Sent: Thursday, September 18, 2008 5:29 PM
Subject: Re: Tomcat as Windows service and output window
Thanks for your help!
But that's not so easy doing that...
I was wondering how Netbeans can make my traybar work
hiding tomcat's output window at the same time!
And not only hide : they can redirect tomcat's output to a text area
inside the IDE...
Netbeans doesnt start TC as a service?
Its probably starting TC with
JavaW
ie Java (shows terminal)
JavaW (does not)
A windows service is a different animal that starts TC thru a JVM.dll
Netbeans is capturing the PrintStream... google for PrintStream System
Because a normal user started NB... the processes are running in that users
name and they have desktop rights...
A service does not (windows thing) unless "allow whatever" is set.
So all NB is doing is
JavaW tomcat
Capture printstream
I'm not sure how much you can see in the ant script... but how they launch
TC is probably there...
A service... is a different story... because they run even when no one has
logged on...
... something like that ;)
Linux is much easier... same trick with a little & behind it ;)
Have fun ;)
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