use a script {ofbizhome}/rc.ofbiz template. There are instruction in the
file. you would customize one for each server instance renaming it.
this lets you shut down each server individually. Then write a master
script that calls all the other ones you have.
This is a good place to look for information
http://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/OFBADMIN/OFBiz+Documentation+Indexthere use to be a document on this in wiki but i can not find it. zafaralikhan14 sent the following on 12/25/2009 4:51 AM: > thanks again for your replies > > How can I stop all websites running on tomcat. In case I am stopping tomcat > and configuring ofbiz as you said then where I'll put my more than 10 > website? > > this is my main question > > best regards > > > Raj Saini wrote: >> If OFBiz is installed and running, you should be able to access at the >> below given URLs. Replace the localhost with the IP address of your >> server. If you do not see OFBiz applications and instead see the page >> not found error, ports are opened by the Tomcat and not the OFBiz. You >> will need to stop the Tomcat and follow the process below to install and >> start OFBiz. >> >> Thanks, >> >> Raj >> >> Raakh wrote: >>> Thanks Raj for your favorable prompt reply >>> >>> My server is up and running in a hosting company. I am accessing it via >>> SSH. >>> All the ports that you mentioned already running with dedicated IP >>> >>> What I do in this case? >>> >>> Thanks again & best regards >>> >>> >>> >>> Raj Saini wrote: >>> >>>> OFBiz has its on embedded Tomcat and does not need external Tomcat to >>>> run. >>>> >>>> 1. Unzip/checkout the OFBiz in some folder. Look for exact steps on Wiki >>>> 2. Run Ant to compile the code in the home folder. Ant is the build tool >>>> to build and load OFBiz data in database. >>>> 3. Run 'ant install' to load the demo data. OFBiz will use the embedded >>>> database unless you configure it with external database. >>>> 4. Use startofbiz.sh script to start the OFBiz. >>>> >>>> Watch for errors/exceptions. If all goes well, browse to >>>> http://localhost:8080/ecommerce/ to view demo e-commerce site and >>>> https://localhost:9443/webtools/ to view backend applications. >>>> >>>> Thanks, >>>> >>>> Raj >>>> >>>> >>>> zafaralikhan14-2 wrote: >>>> >>>>> Hello Sir, >>>>> >>>>> I started work on ofbiz a month ago and really appreciate it >>>>> >>>>> I have dedicated server with root access. Some of the configurations >>>>> are: >>>>> Red hat linux, apache,Jdk1.6,mod_jk configured to serve tomcat files. >>>>> >>>>> Tomcat installed and listening on port 8080 >>>>> Apache is listening on port 80 >>>>> Https port is 8443 >>>>> Oracle http server is listening on port 9090 >>>>> >>>>> I am placing HTML files /var/www/vhosts/mydomain.com and TOMCAT files >>>>> at >>>>> : >>>>> /usr/share/apache-tomcat-6.0.20/webapps/mydomain.com >>>>> >>>>> Can you please let me know where will I download the ofbiz and >>>>> installed >>>>> as >>>>> I not to disturb any of the server settings >>>>> >>>>> >>>> >>> >> >> >
