Wildfly 11 Install As Windows Service Manager
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Wildfly is a Java application server for developing and deploying enterprise Java applications, web applications, and portals. Wildfly can be run as a Windows Service using FireDaemon Pro, which allows you to have the script start automatically at boot prior to login, start multiple instances of the script and more. This guide will show you how to set it up. You can also use FireDaemon Fusion to manage FireDaemon and other Windows services via a web browser.

Wildfly Setup under FireDaemon Pro

Download the latest Wildfly files from the Wildfly website. You'll probably want the full version.

On the General tab, in the Service to protect field, choose the WildFly windows service. There will be a green circle on the left if WildFly is already running, as was the case on our server: There are a few reports of WildFly occasionally getting stuck in the 'Stopping' state. In order to install WildFly as service on Windows: Navigate to the dolder 'JBOSSHOMEdocscontribscripts'. Copy the service directory to JBOSSHOMEbin; Open an Admin Shell and navigate into the service folder; Run 'service.bat install' Next open windows Services, you should see Wildfly installed, you can now start it from here and set it to.

You need a JDK (Java Development Kit) to run Wildfly. If you don't already have a JDK, you can download Oracle's JDK from their website here. For the purposes of this guide the JDK is installed in C:Program FilesJavajdk1.8.0_91bin. Adjust the path to suit your installation.

Download and install FireDaemon Pro into the directory of your choice, typically C:Program FilesFireDaemon.

Now open FireDaemon Pro by double-clicking the FireDaemon desktop icon. Create a new service by clicking on the Create a new service definition button in the toolbar or typing Ctrl+N. The New Service Definition dialog will be displayed. Fill out the fields in the Program tab as follows. Adjust paths to suit your installation. Note the required parameters.

Executable: the path to your Java file. Here we've used C:Program FilesJavajdk1.8.0_91binjavaw.exe
Working Directory: the path to your Wildfly bin directory. Here we've used C:Program Fileswildfly-10.0.0.Finalwildfly-10.0.0.Finalbin

The most important field on the tab is the Parameters. The Parameters define the initial setup of your server. Here’s the full parameter list you should have:

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Now click on the Settings tab. Uncheck the Interact with Desktop check box unless you want to see Wildfly running in a console window. Be sure Job Type is set to Global Job.

Now click on the Logging tab. Set up debug logging and stdout/stderr capture. Download geometry dash 2.11 pc windows 7. Adjust logging paths to suit your installation as follows:

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Now click on the Environment tab. You need to specify a series of Environment variables that are used to startup Wildfly correctly. You will need to adjust the basic paths (i.e. JAVA_HOME and JBOSS_HOME) in order to suit your installation:

The environment variables to set are as follows. Note that their order must be maintained.

Lastly click on the Pre / Post-Service tab. This is where we specify the commands to gracefully shut Wildfly down. Note, JBoss shutdown is asynchronous. Hence, once the shutdown is initiated FireDaemon needs to wait for the shutdown to complete prior to shutting down the service. Click on the Append button in the Post-Service Programs section and fill out the dialog as follows. Adjust paths to suit your installation:

java.exe or javaw.exe can be used in the Executable field. The Parameters line reads:

Then click OK. Now add the second Post-Service Program. Click on the Append button in the Post-Service Programs section and fill out the dialog as follows:

What this does is simulate a 10 second delay by pinging the loopback adapter at a rate of one packet per second. This allows Wildfly to shut down before FireDaemon commences on its shutdown and cleanup tasks. Then, click OK:

Now click the OK button to start the service and Wildfly. Now this is where it can go all horribly wrong. If you started Wildfly with java.exe, checked Interact with Desktop set and you DIDN'T set any stdout/stderr logs, expect to see a dialog box like this:

To prove that Wildfly is running point your browser to:

Wildfly 11 Install As Windows Service Manager

Example log file. For example (editing the file with Vim):

When stopping the service, you also need to make sure Wildfly is being shut down correctly. The stderr/stdout log should contain something similar to:

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Ubisecure SSO service needs to be stopped at this point if SSO is installed on the same server as CID and SSO is using port 8443.

First, go to the temporary folder you created earlier (e.g. %USERPROFILE%Desktopcustomerid) and extract the WildFly distribution package. Place it in %PROGRAMFILES%, so that the resulting home folder for WildFly becomes %PROGRAMFILES%wildfly-x.x.x.Final . This folder will be referred to as %WILDFLY_HOME%.
Copy the docscontribscriptsservice folder to %WILDFLY_HOME%bin folder, so that the resulting path is %WILDFLY_HOME%binservice.

Due to a bug in the standard WildFly distribution package, edit the service.bat file

change the following line:

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Having done that, use service.bat to install WildFly as a Windows Service:

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You can also change the admin host from the default localhost:9990 to something else with the /host parameter. Note that our provided database driver and data source installation scripts require the admin port and assume it's at port 9990, so if you plan to disable or change it, it is best done after the installation is complete.
You can now start the WildFly service by opening the View Local Services functionality and locating WildFly server, right-clicking and selecting Start, or using the net start command:

Uninstalling WildFly

In case you need to uninstall WildFly here are the instructions for it. To uninstall the service, invoke the service.bat with the uninstall parameter.

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Then either