Re: How do you shut down tomcat when using JSVC?

[David Smith]

Are you using the script that came with jsvc to launch it?  If so, 
starting is done with 'tomcat5 start' and shutdown with 'tomcat5 stop'.  
If you fully installed this as a service by putting the tomcat5 script 
in /etc/init.d, then a simple 'service tomcat5 start' will start and 
'service tomcat5 stop' as root will stop it.

If you aren't using the tomcat5 script, take a look at it in the source 
dist for how to stop tomcat.  I believe the script just does a kill on 
the jsvc tomcat process.  Not the prettiest way of doing things, but it 
works.

--David
Ivan Jouikov wrote:
Hey everyone!
 

I am using JSVC to start up tomcat and run it as âtomcat5â user.  It 
seems to work fine.  However, thereâs one problem â I canât shut it down.

 

If I use shutdown.sh, it gives me an exception saying that connection 
was refused.  

 

If I start tomcat using startup.sh instead of jsvc, everything works 
just fine.  So, how do you shut down your tomcat daemon when using jsvc?

 

 

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