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Yes it is a http service and i had deployed into tomcat6.0 and its working fine.
The requirement is, i need to convert this service into a windows service i.e this service is to be seen in the screen which appears when i type "services.msc" in windows.
Hope this is clear enough about the requirement
Thanks in advance
Shasi
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As far as Windows is concerned, I think Tomcat is always going to be the "service" that shows up in the services dialog.
I believe there are HTTP server packages you can incorporate into a Java program you can name whatever you want but I have never done that.
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yes there is a tomcat service running and shown in services dialog
But i want the web service service to be shown in the services dialog as the way tomcat is shown
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You mean an individual web service? Out of potentially several that could be running? That's not going to happen, unless you run them all individually, each with their own Java process (and why would you want to do that?).
Google for "windows service wrapper" or some such phrase to find a solution for running Java code as a Windows service.
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