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| − | + | The Resin Web Server can be installed as a Windows service. | |
| + | To install the service, use: | ||
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| + | <!-- pre syntax="sh" --> | ||
| + | (prompt) httpd.exe -install -conf conf/resin.conf | ||
| + | <!-- /pre --> | ||
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| + | To remove the service, use [[-remove]]: | ||
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| + | <!-- pre syntax="console" --> | ||
| + | (prompt) httpd.exe -remove | ||
| + | <!-- /pre --> | ||
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| + | You will either need to reboot the machine or start the service | ||
| + | from the '''Control Panel''' | '''Services''' panel to start the server. | ||
| + | On a machine reboot Windows will automatically start the web server. | ||
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| + | You can also start and stop the service from the command-line: | ||
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| + | <!-- pre syntax="console" --> | ||
| + | (prompt) net start resin | ||
| + | ... | ||
| + | (prompt) net stop resin | ||
| + | <!-- /pre --> | ||
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| + | The [[-server]] option is used if you have multiple JVMs either on different | ||
| + | machines or the same machine. | ||
| + | The [[load balancing]] and [[distributed session]]s topics describe usage | ||
| + | of [[-server]]. | ||
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| + | Resin's [[-install]] option saves the command-line options and starts the | ||
| + | service with those options. You can look at them in the control panel, under | ||
| + | the executable string. | ||
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| + | With multiple servers, you can use ""[[-install-as]] ''name''" to specify | ||
| + | a unique service name. | ||
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| + | <!-- pre syntax="console" --> | ||
| + | (prompt) httpd.exe -install-as ResinA -conf conf/myconf.conf -server a | ||
| + | (prompt) net start ResinA | ||
| + | <!-- /pre --> | ||
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| + | There is a bug in many JDKs which cause the JDK to exit when the | ||
| + | administrator logs out. You can avoid that bug if the | ||
| + | JDK is started with [[-Xrs]] | ||
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| + | <!-- pre syntax="console" --> | ||
| + | (prompt) httpd.exe -install -Xrs | ||
| + | <!-- /pre --> | ||
Latest revision as of 09:56, 14 February 2006
The Resin Web Server can be installed as a Windows service. To install the service, use:
(prompt) httpd.exe -install -conf conf/resin.conf
To remove the service, use -remove:
(prompt) httpd.exe -remove
You will either need to reboot the machine or start the service from the Control Panel | Services panel to start the server. On a machine reboot Windows will automatically start the web server.
You can also start and stop the service from the command-line:
(prompt) net start resin ... (prompt) net stop resin
The -server option is used if you have multiple JVMs either on different machines or the same machine. The load balancing and distributed sessions topics describe usage of -server.
Resin's -install option saves the command-line options and starts the service with those options. You can look at them in the control panel, under the executable string.
With multiple servers, you can use ""-install-as name" to specify a unique service name.
(prompt) httpd.exe -install-as ResinA -conf conf/myconf.conf -server a (prompt) net start ResinA
There is a bug in many JDKs which cause the JDK to exit when the administrator logs out. You can avoid that bug if the JDK is started with -Xrs
(prompt) httpd.exe -install -Xrs
