2008/2/27 Yung-Luen Lan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > 2008/2/27 Daniele Corti <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > > 2008/2/27, Yung-Luen Lan <[EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > > > > An extra question: when you add some features to your wo project, how > > > do you stop the current running wo server and start the new one? I don't > > > know how to do this so I run my server inside eclipse. I know it's stupid, > > > but I couldn't find the answer. Maybe it's too basic to document? > > > > > > Not a stupid question: look at the bottom panels, and select the Console > > one (if you are running WO app in development, WOLips changes it to show > > logs) at the top of the panel, you can see a little red square. You can stop > > the current app by clicking on it. It's not very visible, I've passed months > > before notice it, when I've started working on Eclipse. > > > > Thanks for your reply. My question actually is, how do you do that for > normal deployed WO server. That is, the WO server is not running inside > Eclipse --- sorry that I didn't make it clear. > > Regards, > yllan >
Are you using JavaMonitor? if not what do you do? call the build file from Terminal? -- Daniele Corti AIM: S0CR4TE5 Messenger: [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- Computers are like air conditioners -- they stop working properly if you open WINDOWS -- What about the four lusers of the apocalypse? I nominate: "advertising", "can't log in", "power switch" and "what backup?" --Alistair Young
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