Hi Deanna, First of all, file-based synchronization is deprecated at this point, so we'd much prefer you use zookeeper. If you are using file-based synch, getting tomcat working is very hard because *all* mcf processes need to be running as the same user. With zookeeper that is not necessary.
As for a stop-webapps script -- the jetty script is only provided for convenience and demonstration, not production. Karl On Wed, May 20, 2015 at 9:07 PM, Delapasse, Deanna < [email protected]> wrote: > Running the multiprocess-file-example is there anyway to get the pid of > the jetty process so I can add a stop script? Need to add an /etc/init.d > stop script, but start-webapps.sh is calling some java which I guess is > starting up Jetty. > > I tried to make tomcat work, but am giving up and want to stay with jetty > for the near term (I did replace HSQLDB with PostgreSQL). > > thanks! > Deanna > > >
