In addition to supporting Java Service Wrapper development, get access to professional features:

• Scaled memory settings: Ability to set initial and maximum memory levels based on the total amount of system memory.
• Alert emails: Sleep safe at night knowing that you will be notified by email whenever anything happens with your application.
• Event commands: Get the ability to execute arbitrary system commands in response to a wide range of JVM and Wrapper state changes.
• Timed events: Ability to schedule JVM restarts, shutdowns, and thread dumps at specific times or intervals.
• Console free version: Ability to run the Wrapper without a console as a Windows application.

Professional and Standard edition Licenses can be purchased and generated on the License Management page.

Please select the specific download for the platform and edition which meets your needs. All editions of the Wrapper can be downloaded freely. The Standard and Professional editions require that a valid license be present in the configuration file to run. The various licensing options are described in detail on the Licensing Overview page. Licenses can be purchased and generated on the License Management page.

Versions of the Java Service Wrapper which are built, tested, and supported directly by Tanuki Software are being released as Professional, Standard, and Community editions.

We also provide a cross-platform distribution called the "Delta Pack" which contains all binaries from the lastest version. The wrapper binaries and native library components are named in such a way that they can co-exist in the same directory.

Historical versions and Community Edition source can be downloaded here.

Release footnotes:

*1: This version of the Java Service Wrapper was built and contributed by a member of the Wrapper community. It has not been tested, nor is directly supported by Tanuki Software.

*2: There were some non-trivial costs involved with the development and deployment of the 64-bit Windows version of the Java Service Wrapper. Our intention is to make a Community edition of the 64-bit Windows version available after these costs have been recouped.

*3: The 32-bit Windows x86 verisons can be used with 32-bit x86 JVMs on Itanium systems.