Alternatively, you could run the war version through a servlet container
like Tomcat or Jrun, which run as services anyway so they run even when
nobody's logged in.
Miles Jordan
Applications Developer
The Australian Antarctic Data Centre
There's code in an issue that will run it as a windows service.
http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/GEOS-370 If you have success
with this
let us know and we can include it in the next release.best regards,
Chris
Hebel Bernd wrote:
> Dear list-subscribers,
>
> Same question as before, but now for Windows 2003 Server (instead of
> Solaris):
>
> Running GeoServer v 1.3.0 on a Win 2003 Server Virtual Machine, the
> server process is associated with a specific remotedesktop window,
> whichin which the processes are worked up and system and error
> messages are displayed.
>
> Closing this specific remotedesktop window (when logging out) will
> terminate the processing and shutdown the GeoServer. Is
there a way to
> have GeoServer run silently 'in the background' on a Windows server
> without any need to be logged in via Remotedesktop all the
> time. How will I have to initiate such a silent background mode
> processing of
> GeoServer? Is there any documentation for this?
>
> Many thanks for your help and best regards, bd
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