On 13/08/2012 19:24, Steve Lee wrote:
I, and at least one other developer, have experienced problems when
killing Wookie invoked with 'ant run' on Windows. The problem is the
Java process is often left executing and so a subsequent 'ant run'
fails.
You can kill the process with Task Manager but as we're working from a
command line it make sense to use 'taskkill' which appeared in Windows
XP
taskkill /F /FI "imagename eq Java*"
(the assumption is there is a single task that matches the filter)
I'm running from GIT bash which switches the option switch from / to -
and using the || (or) operator means you don't even need to use the
command history
ant run || taskkill -F -FI "imagename eq Java*"
As Ross points out, normally you don't need to restart Wookie so won't
need this fix.
Steve,
Yes, 'ant run' forks a second java process. Have you tried 'ant
stopserver'? Kills both processes on a Windows 7 machine for me.
Paul
Steve Lee
Programme Leader (Open Accessibility)
OpenDirective http://opendirective.com
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