Installs EAServer as a Windows service and allows you to manage that service. You can create a Windows service with a particular service name. You can also specify which server to run in the service. You can create multiple services for multiple servers.
service.bat [-servicename -name] [-serviceOption]
Option |
Description |
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name |
The name of the service. If not specified, the default service name is “EAServer.” |
-debug |
Runs the service command in debug mode. Run the application from command line for debugging purposes. The service does not need to be installed. You can simulate and test service stop, pause, and continue behavior on the command line by starting the service with the -debug option. Use Ctrl+C for stop service, Ctrl+Break toggles between pause and continue service. |
-start |
Starts a service. |
-stop |
Stops a service. |
-install |
Installs a service. |
-restart |
Stops, then starts a service. |
-remove |
Removes a service. |
-config |
Reconfigures an already installed service. For example, if you make any changes to settings such as CLASSPATH, and you need the service to reflect the change, run the -config option to reconfigure the service settings stored in the Registry. |
-console |
Runs the service command in a console window. |
service accepts a -servicename argument. If not specified, the default service name is “EAServer.”
service also accepts any arguments that can be passed to run-server. For example, use -server to specify a particular server to run as a service.