2012/5/28 Nanne van der Zijpp (Modelit) zi...@modelit.nl:
In an older reply of yours I noticed that you mentioned the //MR// option.
This is not on the manual page I have been using
(http://tomcat.apache.org/tomcat-6.0-doc/windows-service-howto.html). So I
am wondering: which documentation
Hello Konstantin
Thanks for this info which was very helpful.
I have now created a batch program that runs at startup that comes down to:
Tomcat6w//MQ
start required executables
Tomcat6w//MR
Now if the power fails long enough to drain the UPS, the machine will go
down, reboot when the power
Chuck,
Thanks a lot. net start Tomcat6 and net stop Tomcat6 does the trick
of starting and stopping Tomcat, so I will gratefully use this.
The only thing that is less elegant about this solution is that after
using net start Tomcat6 the service manager still indicates that
Tomcat status =
28-5-2012 3:33, Caldarale, Charles R schreef:
From: Nanne van der Zijpp (Modelit) [mailto:zi...@modelit.nl]
Subject: command line equivalent of tomcat service manager buttons start and
stop
There simply does not seem to be a command line equivalent
of the service manager buttons start and stop
Hello all,
With the help of Tomcat6 we are running a webservice on a 24/7 basis.
My problem:
After a power failure the webservice does not come back online
automatically.
This is what I typically need to do after a reboot:
-1- make sure tomcat6 service status = stopped (for this I push the
From: Nanne van der Zijpp (Modelit) [mailto:zi...@modelit.nl]
Subject: command line equivalent of tomcat service manager buttons start
and stop
There simply does not seem to be a command line equivalent
of the service manager buttons start and stop.
Use the standard Windows commands: net
