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I have a java app that I can startup using a shell script. Where in /etc/init.d do I put a file to run this shell script?<br />
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And then, once I put it there, how do I tell it to start without having to reboot the server? I can't just run the script because then it'd quit as soon as I logged out.
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I have a java app that I can startup using a shell script. Where in /etc/init.d do I put a file to run this shell script?

And then, once I put it there, how do I tell it to start without having to reboot the server? I can't just run the script because then it'd quit as soon as I logged out.

run java app as init.d service

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