Win jar package setting boot auto start

We need to put jar Set to power on and auto start , therefore , Looking up some information , Yes 2 Type of implementation ,1 One is to jar Package registration as service ,2 Is to add a batch command under the Startup menu .

1, register jar For service

stay Windows Environment settings: startup and self startup jar The core idea of the package is to register the startup command as a service , Then you can set the boot auto start . It is troublesome to write a registration service code by hand , With the help of thread exe Executable files to do .

First download WinSW Software

Address ：https://github.com/winsw/winsw/releases

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Download the two files in the red box of the latest version .

Copy and paste these two files into jar The same directory as the package , Change to the same name , for example web-start etc. .

modify xml file

<service>
  <!-- ID of the service. It should be unique across the Windows system-->
  <id>web-start</id>
  <!-- Display name of the service -->
  <name>web-start</name>
  <!-- Service description -->
  <description> start-up web service </description>
  
  <!-- Path to the executable, which should be started -->
  <executable>java</executable>
  <arguments> -Dfile.encoding=UTF-8 -Dloader.path="lib/" -jar wms-0.0.1-SNAPSHOT.jar</arguments>
</service>

Then open the cmd Command line window , Run the following command under this directory , If you see the following and return to the command input interface, the installation is successful

web-start.exe install

cmd window

cmd

Then find the service in the service

service

Then go to the service window to find the same id Service for , You can set it to automatic and start it .

After the startup is completed, a... Will be generated in the same directory web-start.err.log、web-start.out.log and web-start.wrapper.log, Corresponding to the error log 、 Enter log and exe Software log .

Sometimes it works this way jar The package does not have administrator privileges , Unable to access some files in the system , There are two ways ：

The first is to right-click the corresponding service on the service page , attribute , Login tab , Change the login user to system administrator .

2, Put it under the Startup menu

Create a new text document , Use a text editor to write

@echo off
start /b java -Dfile.encoding=UTF-8 -Dloader.path="lib/" -jar wms-0.0.1-SNAPSHOT.jar

Change the file name to start.bat,

create shortcut ,

Just put the shortcut in .

C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\StartUp

End ！

Reprinted address ：

https://blog.csdn.net/shenjuntao520/article/details/106490533