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I am trying to move our games to one control panel, and can't get the correct settings to get the server started.

I have to put the executable path and the command line.
I just can't seem to get the correct combination.
We also use craftbukkit.

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You won't have to edit the command line when installing Bukkit or another .jar. In fact, you shouldn't have to edit the command line in general -- it's a tool that we provide to managed VDS owners to give them maximum power, but it's also an easy way to break a server. Definitely stick to the "Server control" page to select which .jar to run.

I'm not sure what you mean about moving games to one control panel. If you mean that one user needs to have access to a different server than he does now, you can do that through the "Panel access" page.

No - we run an unmanaged server with minecraft.

I use my own installed panel to start/stop/restart game servers.

Currently I am using mcmyadmin, but want to set it up on our panel so all games are on one panel.

I have to put the executable and command line but not sure what all has to be in each line.

Is the executable java? craftbukkit.jar or minecraft_server.jar?

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Ah, ok. Topic moved now.

Running from the command line, the actual executable should be java and one of the parameters is the .jar to run ("-jar xxx.jar"). I don't know exactly what your panel would want, though.

ok - here's what I have:

Executable: C:\Program Files (x86)\Java\jre6\bin\java.exe
Command Line: -Xincgc -Xmx1G -jar craftbukkit.jar

Looks like it begins to start, but appears not to have started.

Now I think my issue might be that java is on the C: drive and minecraft is on the F: drive.

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In that case, you may need to look for a way to set the working path, where the control panel goes before it tries to run the command.