The JADE Remote Node Access utility is installed in the directory in which your JADE binary files are located (for example, c:\jade\bin) as part of the JADE installation process. (For details about running the server node as a service, see "Running the Server Node as a Service", later in this document.)
You can install multiple copies of JADE on a server, each one having its own database and associated JADE Remote Node Access utility and JADE initialization file.
Ensure that the correct path is specified in the command line for each JADE Remote Node Access utility that you install; for example:
jadrap path=c:\jade\system ini=c:\jade\system\jade.ini
You can also run the JADE Remote Node Access utility as a non-GUI executable, as shown in the following example.
jadserv path=c:\jade\system ini=c:\jade\system\jade.ini start
The jadserv executable command has the following argument values.
jadserv path=database-path
ini=JADE-initialization-file-path
service=name-of-service
[name=initializaton-file-named-section]
[quiet]
install|uninstall|remove|start|startsync|stop|stopsync|run
The optional quiet argument suppresses message boxes relating to the action being performed.
Each invocation of jadserv.exe can specify one only of the install, uninstall, remove, start, startsync, stop, stopsync, or run action arguments for the service.
The run argument, specified in the registry command line, runs the service started by the Microsoft service manager.
If the jadserv command line does not contain the service=name‑of‑service argument, the service defaults to the value of the
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