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From: Hubert F. <hub...@ab...> - 2007-01-30 15:19:27
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Hello, >From the doc: [quote] The WrapperManager inside the Java process reacts to the loss of the Wrapper by assuming that it is abandoned. This leads to the JVM being shutdown cleanly 30 seconds after the Wrapper process died. [/quote] Is there a way to configure this timeout? People (specially developers) tend to kill programs via task- or processmanager. We probabely will have a renamed wrapper.exe for every service to be able to identify them in the process list. So it's easy to kill a service but hard to find the belonging java.exe that still runs for 30 seconds. IMHO if wrapper.exe doesn't run anymore, the belonging java service should shutdown cleanly as soon as possible, without additional timeout. hub |