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From: Leif M. <le...@ta...> - 2005-05-09 21:47:07
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Anil,
Currently the Wrapper is considered a single service. Any dependent
Windows services
will be stopped if the Wrapper process itself is started but JVM
restarts by themselves will
not cause the dependent services to be restarted as well. I'll look
into whether or not this
would be possible to implement.
On a JVM restart, the Wrapper pid will stay the same. The JVM pid
file should be
getting updated however. See the wrapper.java.pidfile property.
Cheers,
Leif
Anil N. Juthani wrote:
> Hi,
> The JSW is working just fine as of now for my application needs and am
> very happy with it. Currently, I am trying to further enhance my
> product features using the wrapper.filter.action property. I am trying
> to restart the 'server' of my application which works fine using this
> property. However, there are a few other applications that are
> dependent on the 'server' which do not shut down when the 'server' of
> my application stops. Also, I do not see the 'wrapper.pid' file being
> created again even though the restart works fine and the application
> starts again without any issues.
> Do I have to set any other properties when using the
> wrapper.filter.trigger - action properties to stop all the dependent
> services? Please advice....
> Thanks,
> ----AJ
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