I've played around with this a little bit myself. It would be nice if stop.jar could actually stop all the running threads. It looks like it stops all the MBeans, but it doesn't destroy them (I assume that this is the last thing that would need to be done). I looked at modifying the code in stop.jar to actually shut down the server, but I'm not too familiar with the messages that get sent to the beans. Is this possible? It would then be relatively easy to have a shutdown script in *nix call stop.jar....
-jason
| Aaron Mulder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
11/02/2000 02:55 PM
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To: jBoss <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> cc: Subject: Re: [jBoss-User] Server start/stop scripts |
It's on the list of things to do for the final release. No one
has stepped up to the plate yet, though, so help would be welcome.
Aaron
On Thu, 2 Nov 2000, Scot Bellamy wrote:
> I have played a little with starting jBoss as a detached process on
> Linux by doing ./run.sh &. This seems to work ok but it is not easy to
> find the processes that need to be shut down in order to cycle the
> server. There are several instances of java running and all need to be
> shut down. Are there plans to create server start and stop scripts to
> allow for easy cycling of the jBoss server? Doing something similar to
> Tomcat would be nice.
>
> Scot.
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