Can Java be used to write a Win32 system service?

Question

The type of header summarizes it. I thought about using Jabaco , seeing that it makes .EXE (as well as .jar files), and I'm more familiar with VB than with Java.

Answer 1

You could do it with Java Wrapper . I am not familiar with Jabaco, but I would not be surprised if you could just reference the Jabaco runtime using the Java Service Wrapper. This is a fairly simple tool to use, and a free option should be sufficient.

Answer 2

, win32 java: JSL

Answer 3

, java , srvany.exe .

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/137890

Answer 4

Jpackages dot com , execJ, .

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