Hi,
Matt Hogstrom wrote:
Another option would be to use Java Service Wrapper to monitor Geronimo
and restart it when it shutdown.
thanks for the replies to my questions. I finally found the best way to
restart Geronimo with all the ressources closed and the server restarts.
I used the Java
On 4/3/06, Mario Rübsam [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
Matt Hogstrom wrote:
Another option would be to use Java Service Wrapper to monitor Geronimo
and restart it when it shutdown.
thanks for the replies to my questions. I finally found the best way to
restart Geronimo with all the
Hi,
we developed a programm for automated data and program updates. This work
fine with Geronimo but for the users convenience Geronimo should be restarted
automatically after that (Geronimo runs as a windows service).
I noticed the shutdown button in the console and I wonder if it will work to
If the restart code in the console does what you want, then you can
execute the same logic from a servlet. The best way would be to
connect to the local server via JMX (which would require the
administrator username and password). You could also connect directly
to the Geronimo kernel in the
Another option would be to use Java Service Wrapper to monitor Geronimo and
restart it when it shutdown.
Mario Rübsam wrote:
Hi,
we developed a programm for automated data and program updates. This work
fine with Geronimo but for the users convenience Geronimo should be
restarted
The console currently shuts down the server by calling
kernel.shutdown() followed by System.exit(). There is also some
dormant code that reboots the server by calling Daemon.main(new
String[0]) instead of System.exit(). However, that code is commented
out with the following remark:
// Removed
