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From: Tomer B <tom...@gm...> - 2010-04-12 15:29:07
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Hi, The pid that the java service wrapper stores in file seems to be the pid of the wrapper service, so I killed my java process and performed status command the java service wrapper returned that the process is up and printed on console the pid of the wrapper, a couple of seconds afterwards the wrapper started my own java process automatically, this time the status is correct that my service is up but the pid presented is the pid of the wrapper, is that the correct behaviour? (showing that my service is up while only the wrapper service was up and showing the pid of the service wrapper and not of my process?) Thanks |