> Great, that gets me to the machine. That's a start for me.
> Now I just have
> to figure out the command for rebooting JRun remotely, unless someone
> answered that piece of it.
net stop "jrun default server"
net stop "jrun admin server"
you can set the length of time jrun will give itself before terminating with
a param
in JRUN\lib\global.properties:
# number of seconds to wait for non-daemon threads to exit before
# forcing a shutdown using System.exit.
# - use 0 to indicate that System.exit should not be called.
control.shutdown.timeout=10
maybe delete logfiles? redeploy? ....
net start "jrun admin server"
net start "jrun default server"
I find that I sometimes have to give it as long as 8 seconds before I can
use my apps. Maybe longer for complex/heavy apps .. ?
Of course you can put that in a batch file on the server and just run that..
I don't remember if you have to do this manually or whether it's an install
option;
either way if the 'net start' commands fail you might try this:
jrun -install "jrun admin server" admin
jrun -install "jrun default server" default
(the syntax is from memory; RTFM if all else fails .. :)
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