Hi Pasquale, I cannot really try this scenario out since I'm on Linux. Anyway you could carry out a little experiment to make sure that Synapse stops when you hit the stop button on your IDE. You can run Synapse in you IDE for some time (say with the sample configuration 0) and then stop it. Then invoke the stockquote client and attempt to send a message to Synapse. If Synapse has been properly stopped your client should throw an exception.
If this is the case (I think it will be) then Synapse has properly stopped. It is either your IDE or the JRE which keeps the javaw.exe alive. Thanks Best Regards, Hiranya On Tue, Nov 25, 2008 at 6:42 PM, Pasquale Campitiello < [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi Hiranya, > > thank very much for your mail. > > Now, I'm trying to add the $BASE_DIR/lib directory to the front of the > classpath with IDEA (I'm searching about IDEA usage...). > > But, concernig to the question 3) I noted (whit some comments that I put in > the source) that the javaw.exe permanent process is create by: > > >> configctx = ConfigurationContextFactory. >> >> createConfigurationContextFromFileSystem(axis2Repolocation, axis2Xml); > > > in the start() method of > modules/core/src/main/java/org/apache/synapse/ServerManager.java. > Normally when a general program terminates correctly in the IDE, also the > related javaw.exe process terminates. In this case the javaw.exe process > created with line above (configctx=...) remains in the active processes > until I shutdown Eclipse or I terminate it manually. > > Thanks > > Pasquale > > > 2008/11/25 Hiranya Jayathilaka <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > Hi Pasquale, >> >> Please see my comments in-line. >> >> On Tue, Nov 25, 2008 at 4:48 AM, Pasquale Campitiello < >> [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> >>> I'm proceeding with my project to create an interface to connect jUDDI >>> 0.9rc4 and Synapse 1.4. I have some questions: >>> >>> 1) I imported the source code of Synapse in Eclipse with the parameter >>> specified by Asankha Perera in the last mail. But I don't understand this: >>> >>> I use the classpath from the IDE project, and with IDEA, I add the >>>> $BASE_DIR/lib directory to the front of the classpath to make sure my >>>> log4j.properties is correctly picked up and the normal logs appear >>>> >>> >>> It is about the object log (I see that this object is used very much)? >>> And where is a logfile? >> >> >> Synapse uses Apache Commons Logging and Log4J for logging purposes. The >> logging configuration is specified in a file called log4j.properties which >> generally resides in the $BASE_DIR/lib directory. By adding this directory >> to the beginning of your classpath you make the log4.properties file get a >> higher precedence over the other configuration files. This will enable >> Synapse to print out some useful log statements on you IDE console while it >> is operating within your IDE. >> >> >>> >>> >>> 2) I can run Synapse purely within the IDE running the Main class: >>> org.apache.synapse.SynapseServer, without exceptions, but there is nothing >>> in the console! Is this normal? Is this related to the question 1)? >>> I put some System.out.println(...) to undestand the all the calls. >> >> >> This could be due to the above mentioned logging issue. >> >> >>> >>> >>> 3) I run Synapse with Eclipse but when the program terminates correctly, >>> within the IDE, I can see in the Task Manager a javaw.exe process that >>> doesn't terminate! What is this process? Is it the server running? And how >>> can the user stop it without the Task Manager? >> >> >> No it has nothing to do with Synapse. It is a process initiated by your >> JRE. You will find javaw.exe inside your JRE_HOME/bin directory. Synapse >> will stop itself when you hit the stop button on your IDE. >> >> >>> >>> >>> 4) Paul Fremantle said: >>> >>> I suggest you start by implementing a UDDI endpoint, that gets the >>>> actual endpoint from UDDI. I can help out.[...] >>>> >>> >>> what does it mean that the UDDI endpoint "gets the actual endpoint from >>> UDDI"? (UDDI endpoint is a WSDL external file?) >> >> >> Unfortunately I'm not very familiar with UDDI to answer this question. I'm >> sure Paul or somebody else will answer this question pretty soon. :-) >> >> >>> >>> >>> 5) Can I continue to write here or I have to create everytime a new >>> mail/post on this mailing list? >> >> >> Well IMHO it's up to you to decide. If your questions are related to each >> other then may be it's appropriate to post them in the same thread. But if >> they are drastically different and addresses different subject areas better >> to create separate threads. :-) >> >> Good luck with your project >> >> Thanks >> >> Best Regards, >> Hiranya >> >> >>> >>> >>> THANK YOU >>> >>> Pasquale Campitiello >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> 2008/11/13 Pasquale Campitiello <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >>> >>> I thank you very much for your help, really I'm a beginner but I need to >>>> do this work (hard, for me). >>>> >>>> However, ok, in this weekend I will prepare my computer to run >>>> everything (now I have to format for several problems). >>>> Then I will try to import the project in Eclipse, and I will ask you my >>>> doubts. >>>> For example, in the first place what is "implementing a UDDI endpoint, >>>> that gets the actual endpoint from UDDI"?. >>>> >>>> Thanks >>>> >>>> Pasquale >>>> >>>> >>>> 2008/11/13 Asankha C. Perera <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >>>> >>>> Pasquale >>>>> >>>>>> As for getting the Synapse code into Eclipse, try mvn eclipse >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>> Yes, first do a full online build with "mvn clean install" (or "mvn >>>>> clean install -Dmaven.test.skip" if unit tests fail), and then do "mvn >>>>> eclipse:eclipse" to build the project. >>>>> >>>>> To run the default configuration from the IDE, what I normally do is, >>>>> build and extract the binary Zip to some location, and use that location >>>>> as >>>>> the base directory and start the Synapse engine as follows: >>>>> >>>>> Main class: org.apache.synapse.SynapseServer >>>>> VM params: -server -Xms256M -Xmx256M -Dcom.sun.management.jmxremote >>>>> Program parameters: /home/asankha/java/synapse-1.2/repository >>>>> /home/asankha/java/synapse-1.2/repository/conf/axis2.xml >>>>> /home/asankha/java/synapse-1.2/ >>>>> /home/asankha/java/synapse-1.2/repository/conf/synapse.xml >>>>> Working directory: /home/asankha/java/synapse-1.2 >>>>> >>>>> I use the classpath from the IDE project, and with IDEA, I add the >>>>> $BASE_DIR/lib directory to the front of the classpath to make sure my >>>>> log4j.properties is correctly picked up and the normal logs appear >>>>> >>>>> From here onwards, Synapse can run purely within the IDE >>>>> >>>>> asankha >>>>> >>>>> -- >>>>> Asankha C. 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