++++ Daniel Haynes wrote on 21.02.2003 16:49 ++++
yes, but highly speculative:We have Tomcat and Oracle (both as services) running on a single box. Our application uses poolman and works fine when starting Tomcat on a manual basis, but on a re-boot Oracle is not ready by the time the application attempts to make its connections. The resulting error leaves Tomcat/application in an unrecoverable state.What is the easiest way to delay the Tomcat startup (by say a minute) on re-boot. The Tomcat service uses 'tomcat.exe' which I think is created on the install. We thought of adding a hacked delay to startup.bat but changing the service to use startup.bat didn't seem to work at all. (Win2k service dependencies don't work in the sense that that the Tomcat service only depends on the starting of the Oracle service, and does not wait until Oracle is fully initialised) Any ideas ?
get wincron (http://www.wincron.com/), autostart it on system startup, try to make wincron do what you desire. I think we have sth like this on a 'not that business critical' server, maybe it might work for you.
good luck,
Henning
Daniel Haynes
Rule Financial
30 Cannon Street
London EC4M 6YN
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