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Windows Service Interface
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The following information applies to headless installation for Windows systems. For installation with a GUI and user dialog see JS7 - JOC Cockpit - Installation Using the Linux/Windows Graphical Installer.
The JOC Cockpit jetty can be operated as a Windows Service.
Installing the JOC Cockpit Jetty Service
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install_jetty_windows_service.cmd |
Starting the JOC Cockpit Jetty Service
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start_jetty_windows_service.cmd |
Uninstalling the JOC Cockpit Jetty Service
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uninstall_jetty_windows_service.cmd |
Configuring the Windows Service
After installation of the Windows Service, you will find the .\service\js7_<joc_service_name>w.exe file. Run this program to configure the Windows Service.
| For example, go to the "Startup" tab |
Debugging
- The JOC Cockpit instance log level can be increased using the JOC Cockpit's Apache ProcRun Demon Service Manager demon/service.
- For Windows systems, this is installed in the JOC Cockpit instance's
servicefolder with a name such asjs7_<joc_service_name>w.exewhere<joc-service-name>is the unique JOC Cockpit service name. - Start the ProcRun Manager, select the Logging tab in the Manager interface and set the level to Debug.
- The location of log files is explained above.
- Consider reverting a debug log level once you are finished with debugging.
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