Need to create a stop-webapps.sh

["Delapasse, Deanna" <dd...@oceaneering.com>]

Running the multiprocess-file-example is there anyway to get the pid of the
jetty process so I can add a stop script?  Need to add an /etc/init.d stop
script, but start-webapps.sh is calling some java which I guess is starting
up Jetty.

I tried to make tomcat work, but am giving up and want to stay with jetty
for the near term (I did replace HSQLDB with PostgreSQL).

thanks!
Deanna

Re: Need to create a stop-webapps.sh

[Karl Wright <da...@gmail.com>]

Hi Deanna,

First of all, file-based synchronization is deprecated at this point, so
we'd much prefer you use zookeeper.  If you are using file-based synch,
getting tomcat working is very hard because *all* mcf processes need to be
running as the same user.  With zookeeper that is not necessary.

As for a stop-webapps script -- the jetty script is only provided for
convenience and demonstration, not production.

Karl


On Wed, May 20, 2015 at 9:07 PM, Delapasse, Deanna <
ddelapasse@oceaneering.com> wrote:

> Running the multiprocess-file-example is there anyway to get the pid of
> the jetty process so I can add a stop script?  Need to add an /etc/init.d
> stop script, but start-webapps.sh is calling some java which I guess is
> starting up Jetty.
>
> I tried to make tomcat work, but am giving up and want to stay with jetty
> for the near term (I did replace HSQLDB with PostgreSQL).
>
> thanks!
> Deanna
>
>
>