Java Service Steward, an open-source host for Java Windows services that reads wrapper.conf
Java Service Steward is a new Windows service host for Java applications. It reads the wrapper.conf format used by the Java Service Wrapper, follows the same command line and log format, and is licensed Apache-2.0 OR MIT. I wrote it because the Community Edition of the Java Service Wrapper has no 64-bit Windows build, and I did not want to buy a license or rewrite the service integration of…
Java Service Steward is a fresh Windows service host designed for Java applications. It supports the wrapper.conf format used by the Java Service Wrapper, shares the same command line and log format, and is released under the Apache-2.0 or MIT license. The project was created because the Community Edition of the Java Service Wrapper lacks a 64-bit Windows build, and the author did not want to purchase a license or alter the service integration of applications with functioning configuration files. The project can be found at https://github.com/jayyanez/java-service-steward.
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