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Accessing the console with Mango as a Windows Service
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Hi all,
Probably a quickie for all you Windows Guru's out there.
I am running 1.12.4 and have it running as a Windows service on XP. It now runs TOTALLY in the background,
I mean TOTALLY! The console is nowhere to be found.
Can anyone tell me how to see then console? I need to see what is going on. -
You need to open up the window that shows your services running. I'm not sure about XP but on windows 7 just type in Services in the search box on the start menu. You'll see it in the list there.
Joel.
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Thanks for the reply Joel, but I can see the services window and see tomcat running, but I cannot see how to open the console.
Any other ideas? -
I'm not aware of a terminal window you can open. You just start and stop the service by right clicking on the service.
Joel.
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@JoelHaggar said:
I'm not aware of a terminal window you can open. You just start and stop the service by right clicking on the service.
Joel.
I believe now I can access this information via the logs, which serves the purpose.
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