On Tue, Mar 25, 2008 at 11:57 PM, mattrpav <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> ServiceMix will shutdown gracefully if you kill the pid (UNIX). I use a
> startup script that captures the pid and writes it to a pid file for use by
> the shutdown script.
Just a bit more context here, ServiceMix will shut down safely (via a
shutdown hook) by doing a soft kill on the pid. I.e., do not use a
SIGKILL (kill -9 <pid>) to stop ServiceMix. Instead use a SIGINT (kill
-2 <pid>) to stop SericeMix. The SIGINT will invoke the shutdown hook
and shutdown ServiceMix safely.
Bruce
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