Johan
>>> Also, trying to cause the shutdown of the working wrapper with ' wrapper
>>> -c ..\conf\wrapper.conf wrapper.java.command=shutdown' proves less that
>>> fruitfull as the wrapper claims :
>>>
>>> C:\ApacheUPD\jakarta-avalon-phoenix-402\dist\bin>
>>> C:\ApacheUPD\jakarta-avalon-phoenix-402\dist\bin>wrapper -c ..\con
>>> wrapper | --> Wrapper Started as Console
>>> wrapperp | port 15012 already in use, using port 15013 instead.
>>> wrapper | Launching a JVM...
>>> wrapper | can not execute ""shutdown" -Djava.ext.dirs=../lib -Dph
>>> META-INF/java.policy -Djava.security.manager -Xms16m -Xmx64m -Djav
>>> wrapper.key="iUV6mSMAxfVobB87" -Dwrapper.port=15013 -Dwrapper.jvmi
>>> wrapper | Critical error: wait for JVM process failed
>>>
>>> I think we have some polishing to do.
>>
>
> Paul, I didn't know about this feature and I think you used it
> incorrectly. On production systems the wrapper is probaly always run
> as a service. If I test an application in the console I just shut it
> down by pressing Ctrl-C.
I guess. If you just invoke wrapper it offers these suggestions :
Usage:
wrapper <command> <config file> [config properties] [...]
where <command> canbe one of:
-c run as a console application
-i install as an NT service
-r remove as an NT service
-? print this help message
<config file> is the wrapper.conf to use
[config properties] are configuration name-value pairs which override
values
in wrapper.conf. For example:
wrapper.debug=true
It was the -c option I was using.
> It gets funnier still ...
>
> The "wrapper.java.command=shutdown" command probably didn't work for
> you as you don't have a shutdown.exe excecutable in you system, lucky
> you... I run XP that has a C:\WINDOWS\system32\shutdown.exe and yes it
> got triggered... MAN!!! It must be my lucky day though that
> shutdown.exe doesn't work without some arguments. My hart stood still
> for some seconds though as I had quite a few unsaved files. ;) ;)
Nahh, the shutdown thing works as I tried to use it except for a single
fact - the wrapper exe could not bind to the port in use :
"port 15012 already in use, using port 15013 instead. "
> Install it as a service and stop it with net stop phoenix as Peter sed.
Agree that this will work. We shoudl try to prioduce documentation for
-c as well though.
- Paul
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