Hi, I need to start my java program automatically during linux server starts.I have done the coding.But when i tried to start using the command "service api start",It is showing the following error:
/etc/init.d/api: line 11: -classpath: command not found Cannot start API server
I dont know how to solve this.please assist me. Thanks. [ June 30, 2008: Message edited by: preethi Ayyappan ]
Rodrigo Tomita
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Hi,
Perhaps you get better luck in a Unix (or Linux) forum, but here goes my 2 cents. This is what I got from your post: /etc/init.d/api is your service script. Inside the script you are defining a variable called st with the command line you want to execute.
However, you have spaces in your command line so it is not recognizing the entire line as the value of the variable. It should work if you put single quotes around it like:
Rodrigo is correct. It's a good practice in shell scripts to capitalize variable names, however:
You may also want to use double quotes so that you can take advantage of variable substitutions:
This can make things a bit more manageable when using long jar paths, supporting alternative jars (especially database drivers) or testing version upgrades.
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