Service Creator

Service creator requires Team Edition or higher.

How to include service creator

GUI Tool

Check "Include Service Creator" in the output page.

CLI Tool

Add the field "includeServiceCreator" in the task file.

includeServiceCreator: true

How to use Service Creator

Windows

The service creator of Windows is nssm

You can find this tool in the output folder, it needs to be used together with your executable file.

Install service

Enter the output folder and execute.

nssm install service-name exe-file-name [arguments]
# For Tomcat Application, go to tomcat/bin folder
nssm install service-name tomcat-launcher [jvm-arguments]

Start service

nssm start service-name;

Stop service

nssm stop service-name

View status

nssm status service-name

Remove service

nssm remove service-name

For detailed usage of nssm, please refer to https://nssm.cc/commands.

Linux

The service creator for Linux is based on systemctl.

Install Service

Enter the output folder and execute.

sudo ./service-creator service-name exe-file-name [arguments]
# For Tomcat Application, go to tomcat/bin folder
sudo ./service-creator service-name  tomcat-launcher

After the service is created, it will automatically run and be set to startup with the system.

Check service status.

sudo systemctl status service-name

Stop service

sudo systemctl stop service-name

Start service

sudo systemctl start service-name

Disable automatic running

sudo systemctl disable service-name

Enable automatic running

sudo systemctl enable service-name

For detailed usage of systemctl, please refer to https://www.shubhamdipt.com/blog/how-to-create-a-systemd-service-in-linux/