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how to find tomcat binary distribution service name
Hi Guys,
I am using tomcat v6 (binary distribution), tomcat working fine here I would
like to find tomcat service name, When I try to find through taskmanager it
will not showing anything related to tomcat but it showing only java.exe,
please let me know how to find corresponding tomcat service name..
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Re: how to find tomcat binary distribution service name
Posted by André Warnier <aw...@ice-sa.com>.
SRama wrote:
> Thanks for your reply
> I am using binary distribution tomcat and zip format, and also I am starting
> through startup.bat file
Ok then, you are not running Tomcat as a service, you are running it
from a command window.
That is a good reason why you do not find its name in the services applet.
To install and run tomcat as a service :
In the tomcat/bin directory, there is a script called "service.bat".
Run it.
It will install tomcat as a windows service.
After that you will find it in the "Services" applet.
The other distribution (the exe file) is an automatic installer, which
installs Tomcat as a windows service immediately.
Unfortunately, it does not contain all the files that the zip version
contains, so in my opinion the one you have is better.
>
>
> awarnier wrote:
>> SRama wrote:
>>> Hi Guys,
>>> I am using tomcat v6 (binary distribution),
>> there are two (a zip and an exe). which one did you install ?
>>
>> tomcat working fine here I would
>>> like to find tomcat service name, When I try to find through taskmanager
>> ah! you are under Windows. Good to know.
>>
>> it
>>> will not showing anything related to tomcat but it showing only
>>> java.exe,
>>> please let me know how to find corresponding tomcat service name..
>>>
>> Are you running it as a service ? how did you start it ?
>>
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Re: how to find tomcat binary distribution service name
Posted by SRama <su...@techie.com>.
Thanks for your reply
I am using binary distribution tomcat and zip format, and also I am starting
through startup.bat file
awarnier wrote:
>
> SRama wrote:
>> Hi Guys,
>> I am using tomcat v6 (binary distribution),
> there are two (a zip and an exe). which one did you install ?
>
> tomcat working fine here I would
>> like to find tomcat service name, When I try to find through taskmanager
> ah! you are under Windows. Good to know.
>
> it
>> will not showing anything related to tomcat but it showing only
>> java.exe,
>> please let me know how to find corresponding tomcat service name..
>>
> Are you running it as a service ? how did you start it ?
>
>
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RE: how to find tomcat binary distribution service name
Posted by "Caldarale, Charles R" <Ch...@unisys.com>.
> From: SRamasamy [mailto:sujay@techie.com]
> Subject: RE: how to find tomcat binary distribution service name
>
> Tomcat have service name and also its configured with server.xml
The name configured in server.xml and the Windows service name are completely independent. The Windows service name defaults to TomcatN, where N is the first component of the Tomcat level. You can use the service.bat script to install the service under any name you choose.
> when I run tomcat binary version why it was not listing showing
> service name?
Where were you looking for the service name?
> I have checked through command prombt “tasklist “
That lists all services and any other processes that are running. If Tomcat's installed as a service, it appears as tomcatN.exe. If not installed as a service and not running, it won't show up. If it's running from the startup.bat script it will show up as a java.exe program.
> how OS will identified the server instance?
It doesn't.
> How OS will create pid ?
Pretty much randomly assigned, just guaranteed to be unique for the life of the process.
> Please let me can I possible to take tomcat pid on windows on
> command prombt?
Try using the jps utility from the JDK.
- Chuck
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RE: how to find tomcat binary distribution service name
Posted by SRamasamy <su...@techie.com>.
Tomcat have service name and also its configured with server.xml but when I
run tomcat binary version why it was not listing showing service name? I
have checked through command prombt “tasklist “
how OS will identified the server instance?
How OS will create pid ?
Please let me can I possible to take tomcat pid on windows on command
prombt?
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RE: how to find tomcat binary distribution service name
Posted by "Caldarale, Charles R" <Ch...@unisys.com>.
> From: SRama [mailto:sujay@techie.com]
> Subject: RE: how to find tomcat binary distribution service name
>
> if i use tomcat binary version start startup.bat how to find tomcat
> wheter tomcat is stated or not ?
Send Tomcat an HTTP request with a wget program. Versions exist in both C and Java.
- Chuck
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RE: how to find tomcat binary distribution service name
Posted by SRama <su...@techie.com>.
Thanks for yor reply,
we have problem is admin rights, our product will install and run with out
admin rights,because of the reason only we are going for binary verion of
tomcat, but our business requirments need to verify server stated or not?
if i use tomcat binary version start startup.bat how to find tomcat wheter
tomcat is stated or not ?
Caldarale, Charles R wrote:
>
>> From: SRama [mailto:sujay@techie.com]
>> Subject: RE: how to find tomcat binary distribution service name
>>
>>
>> if want to do through command prompt using "net start"
>> user need admin rights to start install ?
>
> I believe that is true for all methods of starting a service.
>
> - Chuck
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RE: how to find tomcat binary distribution service name
Posted by "Caldarale, Charles R" <Ch...@unisys.com>.
> From: SRama [mailto:sujay@techie.com]
> Subject: RE: how to find tomcat binary distribution service name
>
>
> if want to do through command prompt using "net start"
> user need admin rights to start install ?
I believe that is true for all methods of starting a service.
- Chuck
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RE: how to find tomcat binary distribution service name
Posted by SRama <su...@techie.com>.
Thanks for your reply, if want to do through command prompt using "net start"
user need admin rights.
to start install ?
o
Caldarale, Charles R wrote:
>
>> From: SRama [mailto:sujay@techie.com]
>> Subject: RE: how to find tomcat binary distribution service name
>>
>> please let me know how to start through service.bat
>
> As previously stated, the service.bat script only installs (or removes)
> the Tomcat service. To start the service, use the tomcat6w.exe program,
> the standard Windows service console (Control Panel -> Administrative
> Tools -> Services), or the "net start" command from a command prompt.
>
> If you're getting errors when you're trying to do any of this, post the
> *exact* error messages. If the service refuses to start, look in the
> Tomcat logs.
>
> - Chuck
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RE: how to find tomcat binary distribution service name
Posted by "Caldarale, Charles R" <Ch...@unisys.com>.
> From: SRama [mailto:sujay@techie.com]
> Subject: RE: how to find tomcat binary distribution service name
>
> please let me know how to start through service.bat
As previously stated, the service.bat script only installs (or removes) the Tomcat service. To start the service, use the tomcat6w.exe program, the standard Windows service console (Control Panel -> Administrative Tools -> Services), or the "net start" command from a command prompt.
If you're getting errors when you're trying to do any of this, post the *exact* error messages. If the service refuses to start, look in the Tomcat logs.
- Chuck
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RE: how to find tomcat binary distribution service name
Posted by SRama <su...@techie.com>.
I was tryint to start through service.bat but it shows i have checked path
it looks good
Usage: service.bat install/remove [service_name]
please let me know how to start through service.bat
Caldarale, Charles R wrote:
>
>> From: SRama [mailto:sujay@techie.com]
>> Subject: Re: how to find tomcat binary distribution service name
>>
>> I am using binary distribution tomcat and zip format, and also I am
>> starting through startup.bat file
>
> Then you're not running it as a service, so there is no service name. If
> you want to install Tomcat as a service, use the service.bat script, then
> tomcat6w.exe or the Windows service console to start it.
>
> - Chuck
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Posted by "Caldarale, Charles R" <Ch...@unisys.com>.
> From: SRama [mailto:sujay@techie.com]
> Subject: Re: how to find tomcat binary distribution service name
>
> I am using binary distribution tomcat and zip format, and also I am
> starting through startup.bat file
Then you're not running it as a service, so there is no service name. If you want to install Tomcat as a service, use the service.bat script, then tomcat6w.exe or the Windows service console to start it.
- Chuck
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Re: how to find tomcat binary distribution service name
Posted by SRama <su...@techie.com>.
Thanks for your reply
I am using binary distribution tomcat and zip format, and also I am starting
through startup.bat file
awarnier wrote:
>
> SRama wrote:
>> Hi Guys,
>> I am using tomcat v6 (binary distribution),
> there are two (a zip and an exe). which one did you install ?
>
> tomcat working fine here I would
>> like to find tomcat service name, When I try to find through taskmanager
> ah! you are under Windows. Good to know.
>
> it
>> will not showing anything related to tomcat but it showing only
>> java.exe,
>> please let me know how to find corresponding tomcat service name..
>>
> Are you running it as a service ? how did you start it ?
>
>
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Re: how to find tomcat binary distribution service name
Posted by André Warnier <aw...@ice-sa.com>.
SRama wrote:
> Hi Guys,
> I am using tomcat v6 (binary distribution),
there are two (a zip and an exe). which one did you install ?
tomcat working fine here I would
> like to find tomcat service name, When I try to find through taskmanager
ah! you are under Windows. Good to know.
it
> will not showing anything related to tomcat but it showing only java.exe,
> please let me know how to find corresponding tomcat service name..
>
Are you running it as a service ? how did you start it ?
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