Mainly refers to languagetool-java.json, which create a languagetool-java.bat to start up as a background service (although I recommend using servy to manage services.
And stirling-pdf.jar is "front-end UI + back-end service", so I think it's better not to hide the command window and use java instead of javaw.
Mainly refers to languagetool-java.json, which create a
languagetool-java.batto start up as a background service (although I recommend using servy to manage services.And
stirling-pdf.jaris "front-end UI + back-end service", so I think it's better not to hide the command window and usejavainstead ofjavaw.