Mercury as a service?

posted Sep 22 '09 at 6:54 pm

Can one get a temporary license to allow for testing Mercury/32 running as a service?

Not at this time, maybe with the next major version but I doubt it.

<blockquote>Can&nbsp;one get a temporary license to allow for testing Mercury/32 running as a service?&nbsp; </blockquote>Not at this time, maybe with the next major version but I doubt it.

elrond

posted Sep 21 '09 at 12:22 pm

I just installed Mercury on a Windows 2008 server that I want to try out this software on. I was able to install the service Mercury, however, the service itself will not start. I am forced to log into the computer and run the Mercury for Win32 application manually. Is there something that I am doing wrong, or some kind of workaround?

Rolf Lindby

posted Sep 21 '09 at 4:40 pm

So what happens when you try to start the service? Is there an error message, or is there an entry in the event log that might indicate what the problem is?

/Rolf

So what happens when you try to start the service? Is there an error message, or is there an entry in the event log that might indicate what the problem is?/Rolf

Deagol

posted Sep 21 '09 at 8:16 pm

Uhmm, no license file installed?

Uhmm, no license file installed? D. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;

elrond

posted Sep 21 '09 at 9:02 pm

Yup, that's what it was - no license file installed.

martyy

posted Sep 22 '09 at 6:32 pm

Can one get a temporary license to allow for testing Mercury/32 running as a service?

Can&nbsp;one get a temporary license to allow for testing Mercury/32 running as a service?&nbsp;

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