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How to Start RMI server on System Boot Up
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Rakesh Chaudhary
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Joined: Feb 19, 2008
Posts: 118
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Hi Ranchers,
How can we start a RMI Server on a Machine on boot-up.
Can Any One provide some links for creating a Windows service from a Java Jar file.
And how to implement security policy for communication between Client's and Server.
Thanks.
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Nitesh Kant
Bartender
Joined: Feb 25, 2007
Posts: 1638
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Java Service Wrapper will help you on making windows service.
You can run RMI over SSL to provide security. Here is a relevant article.
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Rakesh Chaudhary
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Joined: Feb 19, 2008
Posts: 118
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Hi Nitesh,
I think Java Wrapper is a third party tool and I have a restriction(from my seniors)for using a 3rd party tool.
I tried creating it using sc.exe from command prompt,I was successful in doing it atleast creating a Service to showcase it in
the Services List,but I was unable to start because it kept giving me unnecessary errors and weird errors.
Can't we create it successfully by using only the Sc command.
Waiting for your inputs.
Thanks
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Rakesh Chaudhary
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Joined: Feb 19, 2008
Posts: 118
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Hi Again,
Sorry I didnt made it more informative,but I think I made my point by specifying the Restriction for use of a 3rd party tool
I am using Windows Vista Ultimate
I am using following command to create a service for my RMIService to start .
In Command prompt:
sc \\MyMachineName create RMIServer binPath= (path of my jar file)
By doing this the service is getting created but not start its throwing the following error
Error 193 : 0xc1
I googled but all in vein I didn't got any success.
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