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hi,
we have been using svcbatch 2.0.0 as a startup mechanism for our java
application (via a *.bat file) for some time. worked quite fine.
after switching to svcbatch 2.1.2 an "interesting" behaviour emerged:
while the service started successfully, stopping the service was not so easy:
the conhost and the java processes kept being actice while the state of the service said "STOPPED".
i have to mention that the *.bat script has a peculiarity:
...
:run
java ....
if %ERRORLEVEL% geq 2 goto :run
our service offers the ability to restart itself. if triggered (by whatever means), it exits with code 2
and the service restarts.
if i start the *.bat file interactively and hit ctrl-c, the reaction is:
Batchvorgang abbrechen (J/N)?
yes, the server language is German.
svcbatch has a mechanism to write "Y" back. but our german server would like an "J"
after hex-editing svcbatch.exe (replacing the Y by J), stopping via the service manager worked fine again.
let me stress again that this behaviour has been introduced between 2.0.0 and 2.1.2 of svcbatch, everything else is the same.
Regards
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hi,
we have been using svcbatch 2.0.0 as a startup mechanism for our java
application (via a *.bat file) for some time. worked quite fine.
after switching to svcbatch 2.1.2 an "interesting" behaviour emerged:
while the service started successfully, stopping the service was not so easy:
the conhost and the java processes kept being actice while the state of the service said "STOPPED".
i have to mention that the *.bat script has a peculiarity:
our service offers the ability to restart itself. if triggered (by whatever means), it exits with code 2
and the service restarts.
if i start the *.bat file interactively and hit ctrl-c, the reaction is:
Batchvorgang abbrechen (J/N)?
yes, the server language is German.
svcbatch has a mechanism to write "Y" back. but our german server would like an "J"
after hex-editing svcbatch.exe (replacing the Y by J), stopping via the service manager worked fine again.
let me stress again that this behaviour has been introduced between 2.0.0 and 2.1.2 of svcbatch, everything else is the same.
Regards
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: