Here is an alternative.
<target name="stop-jboss" depends="init" description="stop jboss">
<exec dir="${JBossHome}/bin" executable="shutdown.bat" failonerror="no"
timeout="2000" vmlauncher="false">
<arg value="localhost"/>
<arg value="80"/>
</exec>
<echo>JBoss has shutdown</echo>
</target>
Just call the shutdown script. No need to mess with jmx. If jobss is n't
running I have no idea how you are going to access a jmx Boolean flag.....
If you want to get fancy, you can inspect the shutdown.bat file and find out
what class it is calling and the just call it via a java call.
R
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From: serdsch [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, January 04, 2008 9:59 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Ant & JBoss - How to check conditions?
I want to write an Ant script that shuts down a JBoss server if it is
running. I know how to access the JMX console via the calls on the Twiddle
tool in Ant. I also know that there is a class in JBoss representing the
server itself:
jboss.system:service=Server
that has a boolean flag called "Started" that is set to "true" if JBoss is
running. I'm not familiar yet how to write conditional Ant scripts, but I
know there are tags like <condition> to do that. My question really is, how
can I access the value of that flag "Started"? How can I have access to Java
objects during runtime?
Thx a lot, Sergio
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