Re: [Wrapper-user] How to stop the wrapper on Windows Switch User event?

[Jeroen V. <jvr...@gm...>]

Hey,

I think it should be possible. Use a combination of task scheduler ar
script that will stop the wrapper and the java-proces it is responsible for.
Don't know if there is a build-in function.

You can do this proces-wise by killing the wrapper.exe and the
corresponding java.exe proces in a script; or maybe you use aa certain dos
command to stop the wrapper in a more clean way(I don't know if there is
one that is used by the wrapper).

I know it is possible to do this way. i'm kinda doing the same thing on a
windows cluster. I use a combination of windows powershell and task
scheduler to check for remaining java-processes when a failover is detected
and kill them if there are. Task scheduler will however not work with
powershell(you'll need to use a .bat file or something like that to execute
the powershell script)

Hope this gives you a push in the right direction.

jeroen

On 6 August 2012 00:46, brian mcgann <br...@gi...> wrote:

> I'm wondering if it is possible to have the wrapper stop if it detects a
> Windows XP or Windows 7 Switch User event as opposed to a User Log Off
> event?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Brian McGann
>
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