5.2 Running Liquid UI Server

You can use either the Windows Service method or Console Mode to run the Liquid UI Server, as demonstrated below.

Adding Liquid UI Server as a Windows Service

You can add the Liquid UI Server as a Windows Service to start it automatically. The following steps describe how to add the Liquid UI Server as a Windows Service.

1. Open the Command Prompt in administrator mode.
    
2. Navigate to the Liquid UI Server installation directory, as shown below.
    
   
    
3. Run the following command to add the Liquid UI Server to the Windows Services (the path may vary depending on your SDK installation).

   sapproxy.exe -install

    
   
    
4. The service appears in the Services window, as shown below.
    
   
    
5. Start the service to run the Liquid UI Server.

Running Liquid UI Server in Console Mode

1. Open the Liquid UI Server folder located in the Liquid UI SDK installation directory.
    
2. Double-click ConsoleMode.bat to start the Liquid UI Server, as shown below.
    
   
    

If ConsoleMode.bat is not available:

1. Open the Command Prompt.
2. Navigate to the Liquid UI Server installation directory.
3. Run the following command:

   sapproxy.exe -debug

   The Liquid UI Server starts in Console Mode and displays status and log messages in the command window.

 

 

Note: Use either the Windows Service method or Console Mode to run the Liquid UI Server. You do not need to use both methods.