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7.8

Create Windows Service from Batch File.

Asked by rsp05 in Windows Batch Scripting, Windows 2000 Operating System, Microsoft Operating Systems

Tags: MS, Windows, 2003

hi, EE forum.  I need some help on how to properly install a batch file as a windows service.  The part of actually creating the service, I've done, but need to feed the parameters, similar to how its done in the .bat file.  I can install the service using this doc: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/137890

But, in the bat file I want to convert to a service, I need to give parameters, and not sure how to do this (ie some key value in the registry?)  Here is what the .bat file does: (references changed to protect the innocent :-)
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REM Bat file for starting My Server in a specifed environment (installation directory)
echo Pointing My App to "c:\program files\MyApp" using server %1
set INSTALL_DIR="c:\program files\MyApp"
set PATH=%INSTALL_DIR%\unstructured;%INSTALL_DIR%;%PATH%
set CLASSPATH=%INSTALL_DIR%;%INSTALL_DIR%\myapp.jar;%INSTALL_DIR%\myserver.jar;%CLASSPATH%
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cd c:\program files\MyApp\MySubFolder
%1.exe -serverproperties %1.properties
pause
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