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With 2 standalone base directories configured, I installed the windows services for each :

.\service.bat install /startup /base "C:\Program Files\wildfly-20.0.1.Final\standalone-1" /name "WildFly-1" /display "WildFly 1" /config standalone-full.xml

and

.\service.bat install /startup /base "C:\Program Files\wildfly-20.0.1.Final\standalone-2" /name "WildFly-2" /display "WildFly 2" /config standalone-full.xml

Stopping them using the Windows Service GUI get me in trouble.

Also having problems using service.bat stop /name "WildFly-1"

I'm wondering if the information specified at the service installation is correctly used when stopping a specific service.

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With 2 standalone base directories configured, I installed the windows services for each : .\service.bat install /startup /base "C:\Program Files\wildfly-20.0.1.Final\standalone-1" /name "WildFly-1" /display "WildFly 1" /config standalone-full.xml and .\service.bat install /startup /base "C:\Program Files\wildfly-20.0.1.Final\standalone-2" /name "WildFly-2" /display "WildFly 2" /config standalone-full.xml Stopping them using the Windows Service GUI get me in trouble. Also having problems using service.bat stop /name "WildFly-1" I'm wondering if the information specified at the service installation is correctly used when stopping a specific service.

I'm trying to have two standalone instances running at the same time, and I think it works.

The problem is that stopping service 2 stops service 1 and service 2 seems to be stuck as far as windows is concerned.

I then have to kill java to be back to a normal state.