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4 changes: 2 additions & 2 deletions README.md
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Expand Up @@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ A service wrapper execution for elasticsearch using [Java Service Wrapper](http:
Installation guide
==================

Simply place the `service` directory under the elasticsearch `bin` directory and edit the `elasticsearch.conf` file to point to the correct elasticsearch home path.
Simply edit the `elasticsearch.conf` file to point to the correct elasticsearch home path.

ElasticSearch can be run as a service using the `elasticsearch` script located under `bin/service` location. The script accepts a single parameter with the following values:

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Once you have your license information, paste the extra `wrapper.license.*` lines into the `elasticsearch.conf` file. Then download the corresponding windows x86 64 bit build of the JSW.

Copy `bin\wrapper.exe` to `bin\service\exec\elasticsearch-windows-x86-64.exe`, and `lib\wrapper.dll` and `lib\wrapper.jar` to `bin\service\lib` in your elasticsearch directory. Also make sure you have a 64-bit JRE installed. The service can then be installed and started as described above.
Place the `service` directory under the elasticsearch `bin` directory. Copy `bin\wrapper.exe` to `bin\service\exec\elasticsearch-windows-x86-64.exe`, and `lib\wrapper.dll` and `lib\wrapper.jar` to `bin\service\lib` in your elasticsearch directory. Also make sure you have a 64-bit JRE installed. The service can then be installed and started as described above.
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fi
done

# determine elasticsearch home
ES_HOME=`dirname "$SCRIPT"`/../..
# locate JVM config file
ES_JAVA_CONF=`dirname "$SCRIPT"`/elasticsearch.conf

# make ELASTICSEARCH_HOME absolute
export ES_HOME=`cd $ES_HOME; pwd`
# get ELASTICSEARCH_HOME from JVM level config file
export ES_HOME=`cd $(grep '^set\.default\.ES_HOME=' $ES_JAVA_CONF | cut -d '=' -f 2); pwd`


# Application
APP_NAME="elasticsearch"
APP_LONG_NAME="ElasticSearch"
# Use the same application name in JVM config
APP_NAME="$(grep '^wrapper\.name=' $ES_JAVA_CONF | cut -d '=' -f 2)"
APP_LONG_NAME="$(grep '^wrapper\.displayname=' $ES_JAVA_CONF | cut -d '=' -f 2)"

# Wrapper
WRAPPER_CMD="$ES_HOME/bin/service/exec/elasticsearch"
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