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From: Leif M. <le...@ta...> - 2004-03-06 14:54:36
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Shmul,
First of all 99% of the time. You do not want to be playing with
the timeouts. So
start by removing those from your wrapper.conf file.
I am making a wild guess here because you did not post much
information. But is
your application timing out and shutting down immediately after
startup? This is
usually caused because you specified your application's main class
directly in the
wrapper.conf file rather than using one of the helper classes like
WrapperSimpleApp.
Make sure that you have read over the integration section of the
documentation.
Most people make use of integration method #1.
If you have questions after reading that, please post with the
contents of your
wrapper.log file with the wrapper.debug=true property set. I need to be
able to
see that information to answer most questions.
Cheers,
Leif
sh...@vs... wrote:
>How can I completely disabled automatic JVM shutdowns that are caused
>by the JVM not responding to pings ?
>I have currently configured my service using the following lines but
>it didn't prevent the wrapper from shutting down the JVM:
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>wrapper.cpu.timeout = 0
>wrapper.ping.interval = 3600
>wrapper.ping.timeout = 0
>
>Cheers,
>Shmul
>
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