Setting up PARTapplicationServer as a service has the advantage that it is automatically started when the server computer is started and Windows mechanisms are used to monitor stability, e.g. restart in case of a crash (after one minute (can be further reduced via registry)).
With the
command pappserver.exe -install
you can use the
Set up the service via console. [3]
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When setting up, the corresponding administrative rights must be granted in the same way as for the server installation. |
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Check whether the PAPPSERVER has actually started. Otherwise, start the PAPPSERVER. pappserver.exe -start
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Once installation is complete, the "PAPPSERVER" service is displayed under Windows -> Control Panel -> Administrative Tools -> Services.
If the service does not respond when it is stopped, this may be because "tasks" are running that cannot be stopped promptly.
The installer creates a UNC path for the AppServer service. However, this may not yet be available when the service is started.
UNC paths are also slower than shares and local installation paths.
Problem: If you change the operation of the PARTapplicationServer to a specific user, access to certain information may be blocked.
Example:
Solution: Add the user under > Computer Management > Local Users and Groups > Groups > Performance Monitor Users.
See Section 3.4.3, “AppServer Configuration ” in PARTsolutions Administration - Manual