In FireDaemon Pro, when you create a new service or edit any service, the Service Definition page is displayed along with its toolbar and tabs. When cre...

The Program Tab defines the major service parameters. Note: Each field in the service definition panel relates directly to an XML attribute in the service ...

The Settings Tab provides various options that control the service's runtime profile. The following table describes the fields provided on the ...

A program running under FireDaemon Pro can be bound to specific CPUs or cores.  CPU Binding settings control which CPU or core or combination of CPUs or...

The Lifecycle Tab provides the service options related to the lifecycle of the service. The following table describes the fields provided on the Li...

The Logging tab is used to configure a variety of logging mechanisms.  Note: Be careful when running batch files and redirecting stdout and stderr. If you ...

FireDaemon Pro currently does not offer the ability to explicitly roll the debug log and stdout and stderr capture logs at specific times or when the log fi...

The Dependencies tab enables services to be started and stopped in sequence by making them depend on other services or load order groups. Load order groups ...

The Environment tab is used to define environment variables that are passed into the service when it starts. This is particularly useful for Java and other ...

Environment variables are values that are injected into a program's runtime environment when it is first started. In FireDaemon Pro, environment var...