Aaron Mulder wrote:
If the restart code in the console does what you want, then you can execute the same logic from a servlet. The best way would be to connect to the local server via JMX (which would require the administrator username and password). You could also connect directly to the Geronimo kernel in the local JVM, though we're hoping to shift our classloader structure to move the Geronimo stuff out of the application classloader, so in a future release of Geronimo, you might need to manually specify classloader dependencies to get this approach to work.
I try to call the shutdown code like in the console. Is this the one connected with Geronimo kernel or is this the JMX based shutdown? Matt Hogstrom wrote: > Another option would be to use Java Service Wrapper to monitor Geronimo > and restart it when it shutdown. > If the JSW has such an option to monitor this would be great, because this will resolve the problem of starting a new VM within a dying VM. Because a complete restart is needed if Geronimo is updated. Thanks, Mario
