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running java program as service

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posted 21 years ago

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I want to run a java program as a service.
The O.S. is Windows NT and 2000.
What is the quickest and simplest way to go for it ?

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posted 21 years ago

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Try this: Running Pure Java� Applications as NT Services

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posted 21 years ago

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Hi Cindy,
Thanks for the reply, but I am not sure if the link works.Also, I could not reach -
http://www.kcmultimedia.com

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