What I have learned is from trial-and-error, scanning these forums, and scouring the
source code for JBoss -- I have not paid for the advanced docs (yet), so I do not know
if this is covered in them or not.
One other possibility for why your box is working strangely with shutdown: do you
have
Michael,
Thanks for your help... Still not sure why localhost or remote doesn't work (both get
the same exception). And no, Danny, localhost is not resolved to anything other than
localhost. I use localhost:8080 in my browser to connect to my jboss apps and it
works fine and localhost to con
As Danny mentions, the root of your problem is with name resolution, since it will
shutdown properly when the IP address is specified. Is defaultE2RD the hostname of
the machine, or simply the name of the JBoss configuration that you are running? The
shutdown script takes the hostname or IP ad
Well, a tiny bit of logical thinking here...
If "localhost" doesn't work, but "127.0.0.1" does, that would suggest you have a
naming issue resolving "localhost".
This is also bourne out by looking at the stack trace you have quoted. The most nested
exception says "java.net.UnknownHostException:
I do appreciate your reply, but it simply does not work. I tried as you specified and
also tried with --server=localhost:1199 and it does not work either. Now, my bad was
thinking the --server was expecting the JBoss server name, not the machine name.
Still did not work with local host (get s
The --server argument defaults to using port 1099 unless you specify otherwise:
C:\jboss-3.2.3\bin\shutdown.bat --server=defaultE2RD:1199
The scripts do not look at the configuration files, as there is no way for the scripts
to know which configuration is actually running (remember, you can set up
Well, if there is not a better way to shutdown JBoss than a ctrl+c in Windows and
running multiple instances (ie: some command line way), then I am afraid I will not be
recommending it to my clients. Simply should not have to pay $200/hr or $1200 for a
class to learn how to correctly shut down
Anyone at all have any suggestions?
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