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Windows Service Wrapper
Intro
The Win32 Wrapper, Makes Jetty Running as a Windows NT Service Possible.
The Win32Wrapper makes use of Java Service Wrapper, see http://wrapper.tanukisoftware.org
Quick Start Guide
installing jetty as windows service
Starting jetty as windows service
Stopping jetty as windows service
Removing jetty as windows service
Configuring Windows Service Wrapper
Setting a Jetty Configuration XML
Setting a Jetty Configuration XML for Windows Service Wrapper can be done by editing jetty-service.conf found in your <jetty-root>/bin
change the
to any jetty xml configuration of your choice
Example:
you can also set multiple jetty configuration XMLs, Just add a new line of configuration code, following the pattern below:
Example:
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