[JBoss-user] [Beginners Corner] - Re: I can't get Jboss to restart

2005-11-11 Thread JayTaylor
Thanks for the replys.  I wound up doing a ps -e | grep jboss, but nothing 
showed up.  I then did ps -e and I noticed that there were several instances of 
"java".  So I tried starting jboss again, and sure enough another instance of 
Java showed up.  I killed all of the Javas that were there and tried restarting 
JBoss again, and it worked fine.  I think that when I used the restart script 
that was provided to me, something happened during the shutdown, but rather 
than stopping the script, it just tried starting JBoss, assuming that it had 
shut down.  At that point I had two instances of JBoss running, and it just 
didn't want to do anything at that point.  After killing the processes, I was 
able to turn it back on and everything worked just fine.  Thanks agian.

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[JBoss-user] [Beginners Corner] - Re: I can't get Jboss to restart

2005-11-11 Thread apritz
On your Windows machine, you can also try installing and running a program 
called Active Ports (search Google).  It is one of many free programs that 
allow you to see which process is attached to which port on your machine.  You 
can also kill any process listed.  This will allow you to avoid a restart on 
Windows at least.

Hope this helps.

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[JBoss-user] [Beginners Corner] - Re: I can't get Jboss to restart

2005-11-11 Thread efasel
Try a 
ps -ef | grep jboss | grep -v grep
and see if it lists any running jboss instances.
If there are some jboss processes and you're sure that these are your 
processes, you may kill them to be able to restart jboss.


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[JBoss-user] [Beginners Corner] - Re: I can't get Jboss to restart

2005-11-10 Thread JayTaylor
I was trying to recreate my problem on my windows box, where I have JBoss 
running so I can develop on it.  I started JBoss and then started it again.  
The second instance threw up all kinds of errors and just generally threw a 
fit.  I shut both instances down (I could use the MBean inspercot to shut the 
original one down, but I had to alt+ctrl+del the second one), and then JBoss 
started displaying the same simptoms on my Windows Machine as it has been on 
the Sun server.  Every time I would try to start it after that it would give me 
that error about the port being in use (not always the same port, strangely 
enough).  So I restarted my computer and it has gone back to working fine.  I 
would guess that this would probably fix my problems on the Sun side too, but 
there is no way I can shut the server down because there are many other things 
running on it.  Does anyone have any suggestions?  I was thinking that there 
might be some instances of it still running, so I did a ps -e.  There was 
nothing called JBoss in the list, but I don't know what JBoss' name would be.  
Is it "java"?  because there were a few instances of that, and as far as I 
know, JBoss is the only Java related thing running on that server.

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