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I am looking for the best way to make my desktop java program run in the background (daemon/service?) across most platforms (Windows, Mac OS, Linux [Ubuntu in particular]).
By "best way" I am hoping to find a way that will:
- require a minimum amount of platform-specific code.
- not require the user to do anything a general computer user couldn't/wouldn't do
- not be a resource hog.
I understand that my requirements may be unrealistic but I am hoping there is some sort of "best practice" for this type of situation.
How to go forward?
If you dont need free solution, you can use Advanced Installer (www.advancedinstaller.com), it can make win-service as well as MacOS installer from your JAR, and more..