Nick Wesselman wrote: > The shutdown script takes so long... is there any harm in "kill -9"-ing > tomcat? What about when a connector like mod_jk is in use?
What about DataBase connections and possible sessions that will be cut in half? > I suppose if there is anything transactional going on in my code, that > could be bad. I'm guessing the shutdown script waits for all current > processing to finish? Well, when you turn off your computer, do you shut it down or hit the switch? "kill -9" is like using the "Frankenstein switch" instead of a shutdown. DBs should survive the death of connection, sessions, even on application level should have timeouts and clean-up procedures, so the system SHOULD SURVIVE shot in the head. The same can be said for pulling the plug on your computer instead of a clean shutdown - it should survive. And it will, for a number of times. Until one day,.... Nixie. -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
