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Windows service for tomcat7

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I'm trying to install tomcat service for Windows 7 manually on my system through command prompt.

I tried with">>service.bat install MyProject" but it looks like service doesn't get installed properly because I can see the service in the list but when I start it, it throws error.

Any idea on what could be the issue?

I'm not using tomcat's installer for windows as I would like to bundle it along with my project installer with bundled Java as well. I could use other Windows batch scripts of starting and shutting down tomcat which work well.

posted Jun 11, 2013 by anonymous

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1) Did you check the startup parameters for the service? The easiest way to check them is with tomcat7w.
2) Windows batch scripts 

net start MyProject
net stop MyProject
answer Jun 11, 2013 by anonymous
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