There is a Java utiltity that shuts down JBoss much more cleanly. I have written a shell script that calls it (attached). If you run it as-is, it will require that you have the environment variable "JBOSS_HOME" set to the JBoss installation directory and that you have the Java run-time in your path.
On Mon, Jan 21, 2002 at 07:08:30PM -0800, quoth David Cao: > I am running Jboss2.4.4-tomcat3.2.3 as a job at back ground in Redhat > Linux, but after I kill the process of "run_with_tomcat", there still > some java process running, when I run "run_with_tomcat", it give error > say several port are in use, is there a way to easy and clean killing > all the jboss-tomcat process and restart? > > Thanks a lot. > David >
shutdown.sh
Description: Bourne shell script
