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From: Leif M. <le...@ta...> - 2006-04-13 01:25:19
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Kit, A single Wrapper is only capable of controlling a single JVM. You can however, easily run multiple copies of the wrapper. If each is given a unique service name, they can all be independently run as services as well. That is the safest way to run multiple JVMs as they can each be monitored and restarted correctly. The applications all need to be designed to handle restarts of children or parents correctly however. Cheers, Leif Kit Plummer wrote: > After spending about 30 minutes trying to determine if JSW supported > the control of multiple JVMs...I decided to play ignorant and just ask. > > So, can JSW control multiple JVMs from one script? I have a handful > of PicoContainer-based services that i'd like to be able to launch, > monitor and control from a parent application. Is this within the realm? > > Sorry for need reading until my eyes bled. I did see a few threads in > the archive that were close, but not sure. > > TIA, > Kit > |