Using other batch files you can unregister the service or start the service manually.Ĭongratulations: Membrane Router is now set up as a Service and will be started along with Windows. Go to %MEMBRANE_HOME%in and run InstallMembrane-NT.bat to register the Membrane Router as a service. Now you are done with the configurations.

Please address your Service Wrapper directory after you'de be prompted to. Type ant -file build-install-wrapper.xml and press enter. To run the Ant script open the command line and navigate to your MEMBRANE_HOME directory. If you are not familiar with Apache Ant you can also copy the required files manually ( see below). To make things easier, Membrane comes with an Ant script that does the copying for us. In this step some files have to be copied to the Membrane directory. Call it MEMBRANE_HOME and set its value to point the directory where Membrane Router is installed, e.g. Therefore open the System application in the Control Panel, go to Advanced and click on Environment Variables. Set up the MEMBRANE_HOME System Variableįirst of all a new environment variable must be set for the system, to know where the Membrane Router is installed. Download the Community Version 3.5.7 and extract the archive to a directory of your choice e.g.

Download Tanuki's Java Service Wrapperįor this example the Java Service Wrapper is required. Using the free Java Service Wrapper from Tanuki Software, setting up Membrane Router as a service requires the following steps: 1.

Deploying Membrane Router as a Windows Service

Tanuki software wrapper example