Re: [Wrapper-user] Timeout if wrapper dies or is killed

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Hub,

A stab at the docs offers this page:

http://wrapper.tanukisoftware.org/doc/english/prop-ping-timeout.html

"This same property also controls the amount of time that the JVM will =3D20
allow to pass without being pinged by the Wrapper. If the Wrapper does =3D20
not ping the JVM for longer than the specified timeout, it will exit =3D20
allowing the Wrapper to resynch by launching a new JVM. This also =3D20
makes sure that the JVM will exit if the Wrapper process is terminated =3D20
abnormally."

I guess this fits what you are asking for.

Many thanks,

David Hayes

Quoting Hubert Felber <hub...@ab...>:

> 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
>
>
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