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Hi Guys, I am new to Linux and need a help on the following, I have an javaApplication currently running on Windows as service using Wrapper, and i am trying ...
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    Wrapper Service in Linux

    Hi Guys,
    I am new to Linux and need a help on the following,

    I have an javaApplication currently running on Windows as service using Wrapper, and i am trying to bring it back on debian OS.I found the testWrapper jar and it's scripts along with the wrapper binary package given for linux, when i execute the script with testWrapper install, it's getting installed, i can see myService under etc/init.d directory and when i tried to start my service it reports me the following error: "wrapper: 1: Syntax error: "(" unexpected".
    Please help me out,.

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    I would think that means your script has one too many opening parentheses on line 1 or a missing closing paren further down in the script.

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    Hi Thanks for Reply, I have checked the my script throughly and i don't find any missing parentheses, in fact for your clarification i have modified the wrapper.conf comes along with the wrapper package, i have just passed needed arguments in that config file, not more than that.. thanks..

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    This looks like more of a Java issue than Linux.
    You might get better answers over on stackoverflow, where you have also posted this question.

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