Returning non-zero exit code in Windows
Hi All, I am making use of commons-daemon to get my java process started as a Windows Service. I am installing the service and launching it in jvm mode. I want to handle any error condition that occurs and I am returning a non-zero exit code, and I have set Recovery Options for my service. However I am not seeing the service being restarted. I have gone through http://comments.gmane.org/gmane.comp.jakarta.commons.issues/19191 and http://markmail.org/message/mkavfkirjqb37bqn and I see that this issue was fixed long back in 1.0.11. What I am doing is having an UncaughtExceptionHandler for my Java runtime and I am handling the same and doing a System.exit(-1). When I run my service prunsrv.exe separately from command prompt I am seeing that the exit code is -1, but somehow while running as a service, it is not working as expected. Can you let me know what I am doing wrong / if I have missed anything. -- Thanks Regards, -- A.Srijith.K.Unni Mail ID : srijith.u...@gmail.com Home Page : https://about.me/srijith
RE: Returning non-zero exit code in Windows
From: srijithu...@india.com Date: Thu, 25 Sep 2014 19:27:33 +0530 Subject: Returning non-zero exit code in Windows To: user@commons.apache.org Hi All, I am making use of commons-daemon to get my java process started as a Windows Service. I am installing the service and launching it in jvm mode. I want to handle any error condition that occurs and I am returning a non-zero exit code, and I have set Recovery Options for my service. However I am not seeing the service being restarted. I have gone through http://comments.gmane.org/gmane.comp.jakarta.commons.issues/19191 and http://markmail.org/message/mkavfkirjqb37bqn and I see that this issue was fixed long back in 1.0.11. What I am doing is having an UncaughtExceptionHandler for my Java runtime and I am handling the same and doing a System.exit(-1). When I run my service prunsrv.exe separately from command prompt I am seeing that the exit code is -1, but somehow while running as a service, it is not working as expected. Can you let me know what I am doing wrong / if I have missed anything. MGopen up DAEMON-306 bug at MGhttps://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/DAEMON-306 MGand update the report with your bug..be prepared to supply complete environment MGjvm version and location MGwindows version MGsc status NameOfProcRunService MGas well as all applicable environment variables e.g PATH CLASSPATH and these environment variables as well set SERVICE_NAME=Daemon-Example set PR_TEMP=C:/logs set JAVA_EXECUTION_SERVICE_MODE=0 set INSTALL_FOLDER=C:\DEV\test\my-daemon-example\dist set JAR_FILE=my-daemon-example-1.0-SNAPSHOT-jar-with-dependencies.jar set PR_CLASS=com.antonio.castellon.App set PR_INSTALL=C:\DEV\test\my-daemon-example\dist\prunsrv.exe MGthese issues are almost impossible to track down because there are multiple variables MGinvolving the JVM, procrun and host environment MGthe more information you can provide on the application stack you are running MGthe quicker you will get a solution MGAlso please provide the source code you are running in the bug report -- Thanks Regards, -- A.Srijith.K.Unni Mail ID : srijith.u...@gmail.com Home Page : https://about.me/srijith
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