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Hi jon!
you have posted my starting scripts for the manual start of JServ in the
FAQ-O-Matic, thanks ;-). After just posting it, I've made further testings
and finally made it all in ONE script. So, following, I got the new version
of the script and the new description, of what it is doing.
I think it is helpfull, if you could update that entry.
Thanks,
Roland!
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Hi,
I have just finished a little script, which enables the manual start of
ApacheJServ. I think, as I searched long enough for such a script, many
are interested in that so I am posting it.
I have made this script with my 1 year experience in linux, so if anyone
think�s there is something to be made better, I would be very grateful
for your response. The script �s made whith and for SuSe Linux and it�s
startup-directory (/sbin/init.d/), but surely can be easily used on other
linux/unix-platforms.
The script works with the arguments �start� and �stop�. In the script
you define first, which user starts JServ. There is a little output
('ApacheJServ 1.1' or starting errors on startup and 'send signal'
on stop) that I think should be logged in the mod_jserv-file, since
errors occuring on startup are than on a verified position.
Don�t forget, you have to define the virtual machine
startup-parameters, even if they are already noted in the �jserv.properties�
(the values there that start with "wrapper" only apply for the
automatic start of JServ). I have noted all parameters and their
�jserv-properties�-correspondence, that was important for me - so
maybe you have to do some changes there.
Of course, for using this script on startup (best in a priority higher
than apache) you have to set "ApJServManual=on" in the 'jserv.conf'-file.
The script was written and tested with SuSe Linux 6.3, apache 1.3.9,
JServ1.1, jdk1.2.2, JSDK2.0 on IBM PC i686.
Hope, I could help somebody whith that,
Roland Becker.
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/sbin/init.d/jserv
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#!/bin/sh
# Apache-JServ-Starting-Script
# Created by Roland Becker, 2000
# All comments are welcome: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
# No Guarantees!
# Give the username for exection
JSERVUSER=becker
# Logfile for nohup-Output
JSERVLOG=/usr/local/apache/jserv/logs/mod_jserv.log
# Give path an name of the java executable;
# parameter 'wrapper.bin' in 'jserv.properties'
JAVABIN=/usr/lib/jdk1.2.2/bin/java
# Give additional parameters for the Java interpreter such as '-Xms20M'
# parameter 'wrapper.parameters' in 'jserv.properties'
JAVABINPARAMETERS=-Xms20m\ -Xmx20m
# Give, colon-separated, all classpaths for the virtual machine
# ALL 'wrapper.classpath'-entries in 'jserv.properties'
JSERVCLASSPATH=/usr/local/apache/jserv/libexec/ApacheJServ.jar:/usr/lib/JSDK
2.0/lib/jsdk.jar:/usr/lib/:/usr/lib/mm.mysql.jdbc-2.0pre4:/home/becker/resou
rces
# Give the position of the 'jserv.properties'-file to use for this
# virtual machine
JSERVPROPERTIES=/usr/local/apache/jserv/etc/jserv.properties
mode=$1
case "$mode" in
'start')
# Start JServ
if test -x $JAVABIN
then
nohup su -c "$JAVABIN -classpath $JSERVCLASSPATH $JAVABINPARAMETERS
org.apache.jserv.JServ $JSERVPROPERTIES" $JSERVUSER>>$JSERVLOG&
else
echo "Can't execute $JAVABIN"
fi
;;
'stop')
# Stop JServ
su -c "$JAVABIN -classpath $JSERVCLASSPATH $JAVABINPARAMETERS
org.apache.jserv.JServ $JSERVPROPERTIES -s" $JSERVUSER>>$JSERVLOG&
;;
*)
# usage
echo "usage: $0 start|stop"
exit 1
;;
esac
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