Really, what are the possible ways to restart phoenix?

[Andrei Ivanov <my...@surfeu.fi>]

Hi,
I wrote subject like this because I recalled same question was risen in
James list about possible ways to restart James. Now I am facing this
problem for my application which is phoenix based (of course :-) ). There is
a swing gui for reconfiguring it. It would be nice to enable user to restart
phoenix after configs has been changed (or may be there is some other ways
to let Phoenix reinitialize all components)?

Andrei


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Re: Really, what are the possible ways to restart phoenix?

[Peter Donald <pe...@apache.org>]

At 07:22 PM 6/20/2002 +0300, you wrote:
>I wrote subject like this because I recalled same question was risen in
>James list about possible ways to restart James. Now I am facing this
>problem for my application which is phoenix based (of course :-) ). There is
>a swing gui for reconfiguring it. It would be nice to enable user to restart
>phoenix after configs has been changed (or may be there is some other ways
>to let Phoenix reinitialize all components)?

If phoenix is managed by wrapper (http://wrapper.sourceforge.net) then you 
can restart it via wrappers restart mechanisms. If you use wrapper you can 
also restart it via JMX as the Embeddor MBean has a restart method.



Cheers,

Peter Donald
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