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Setting javaagent on Tomcat 6 Running As Windows Service

This will be a quick post, for reference.

If you ever need to set the javaagent on Tomcat 6 running as a Windows service, you need to set it using tomcat6w.exe in the Java tab.

For example, to add the New Relic Agent, add the following line

-javaagent:"c:\Program Files\Apache Software Foundation\Tomcat 6.0\newrelic\newrelic.jar"


Note that the path to the javaagent needs to be a fully qualified path, and path separator is the typical Windows backslash.

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