Main Configuration
The entire configuration is held in XML text files that are interchangeable across platforms.
Installation as Windows Service
If during setup the service has not been installed in the Windows Service Manager, you may do this later at any time through a DOS-Prompt by executing
xxss.exe -i configfile
Configfile is the drive, path and name of the main server configuration file. It is required to specify the full path of the configuration file starting from the root. Example:
c:\xxs\bin\xxss.exe -i c:\xxs\config\xxscfg.xml
The file specification is saved in the Windows registry under HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\XX1\Config
.
The name of the service will show as "XX1 Server" or as specified in the main configuration file. The default startup option is "Manual".
You can install multiple instances of services by using different main configuration file names.
Deinstallation of the Windows Service
To remove the server from the services list, execute
c:\xxs\bin\xxss.exe -r c:\xxs\config\xxscfg.xml
Execution as Windows Console Application
xxss.exe -c [options] configfile
options: -d
= Debug Mode
use Ctrl+C to stop
Installation as UNIX/Linux Daemon
./xxsd configfile
use kill to stop the server
Execution as UNIX/Linux Console Application
./xxsd -c [options] configfile
options: -d
= Debug Mode