services. When
all is done the Tomcat service manager displays info that is consistent
with the actual program state. This is what I was looking for.
Thanks al lot!
Op 29-5-2012 11:31, Konstantin Kolinko schreef:
2012/5/28 Nanne van der Zijpp (Modelit):
In an older reply of yours I noticed
28-5-2012 3:33, Caldarale, Charles R schreef:
From: Nanne van der Zijpp (Modelit) [mailto:zi...@modelit.nl]
Subject: command line equivalent of tomcat service manager buttons "start" and
"stop"
There simply does not seem to be a command line equivalent
of the service manager
Chuck,
Thanks a lot. "net start Tomcat6" and "net stop Tomcat6" does the trick
of starting and stopping Tomcat, so I will gratefully use this.
The only thing that is less elegant about this solution is that after
using "net start Tomcat6" the service manager still indicates that
Tomcat status
Hello all,
With the help of Tomcat6 we are running a webservice on a 24/7 basis.
My problem:
After a power failure the webservice does not come back online
automatically.
This is what I typically need to do after a reboot:
-1- make sure tomcat6 service status = "stopped" (for this I push the
