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How to debug service crashes
Re: Daemon
>> The phrase "This is deceased code in our attic" refers to the Apache
>> Directory bootstrap code, not to Commons Daemon.
>>
>>
>Yes this is absolutely true. Sorry I did not want to create any confusion
>here.
> Alex Karasulu
I'm sure the confusion was mine, and I appreciate it being cleared up.
I would very much like to continue with my attempts to use the Apache Commons Daemon as a wrapper to Jetty 7.2.0.... but I am still blocked with finding out what is going on when I start the service. It is returning right away, so it is most likely an exception, but I can't get any useful debug information. Does anyone have any suggestions for how to proceed?
Here is how I have defined the service:
prunsrv //IS//jetty-7.2.0 --DisplayName="Jetty 7.2.0" --Jvm=auto --StartMode=java --StopMode=java --StartClass=c:\nq\Portal\jetty-7.2.0\start.jar -StopClass=c:\nq\Portal\jetty-7.2.0\start.jar
I will appreciate any feedback, as this area is new to me.
Regards,
Robin Trei
CA
Director, Development
Infrastructure Management
Tel: 508-628-8498
Con Call: 866-376-6162 974-3156-383
email: Roberta.Trei@ca.com
RE: How to debug service crashes
Posted by "Trei, Roberta L" <Ro...@ca.com>.
>You either need to add its installation directory to the path, or run
>it from the installation directory.
I had been running it from the install directory, but it did need to be
added to the path. Thank you! I would not have thought of this.
Robin Trei
CA
email: Roberta.Trei@ca.com
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Re: How to debug service crashes
Posted by sebb <se...@gmail.com>.
On 15 December 2010 13:25, Trei, Roberta L <Ro...@ca.com> wrote:
>> Use prunmgr //ES//jetty-7.2.0 to set up logging
>
> Prunmgr //ES/jetty-7.2.0 returns an error
> 'prunmgr does not exist as an installed service'. (The same error
> message is returned for all the directives.) I have modified prunmgr to
> run as administrator, and also tried setting compatibility mode on it.
> I saw no special install instructions for this utility, and the download
> said prunmgr would work for both 32 and 64 bits.
>
> Is there something I missed?
prunmgr is not a service, it is a stand-alone utility.
You either need to add its installation directory to the path, or run
it from the installation directory.
> Regards,
>
> Robin Trei
> CA
> email: Roberta.Trei@ca.com
>
>
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RE: How to debug service crashes
Posted by "Trei, Roberta L" <Ro...@ca.com>.
> Use prunmgr //ES//jetty-7.2.0 to set up logging
Prunmgr //ES/jetty-7.2.0 returns an error
'prunmgr does not exist as an installed service'. (The same error
message is returned for all the directives.) I have modified prunmgr to
run as administrator, and also tried setting compatibility mode on it.
I saw no special install instructions for this utility, and the download
said prunmgr would work for both 32 and 64 bits.
Is there something I missed?
Regards,
Robin Trei
CA
email: Roberta.Trei@ca.com
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Re: How to debug service crashes
Posted by sebb <se...@gmail.com>.
On 14 December 2010 21:15, Trei, Roberta L <Ro...@ca.com> wrote:
> Re: Daemon
>>> The phrase "This is deceased code in our attic" refers to the Apache
>>> Directory bootstrap code, not to Commons Daemon.
>>>
>>>
>>Yes this is absolutely true. Sorry I did not want to create any confusion
>>here.
>> Alex Karasulu
>
> I'm sure the confusion was mine, and I appreciate it being cleared up.
>
> I would very much like to continue with my attempts to use the Apache Commons Daemon as a wrapper to Jetty 7.2.0.... but I am still blocked with finding out what is going on when I start the service. It is returning right away, so it is most likely an exception, but I can't get any useful debug information. Does anyone have any suggestions for how to proceed?
>
> Here is how I have defined the service:
> prunsrv //IS//jetty-7.2.0 --DisplayName="Jetty 7.2.0" --Jvm=auto --StartMode=java --StopMode=java --StartClass=c:\nq\Portal\jetty-7.2.0\start.jar -StopClass=c:\nq\Portal\jetty-7.2.0\start.jar
Should be --StopClass, not -StopClass
Use prunmgr //ES//jetty-7.2.0 to set up logging
> I will appreciate any feedback, as this area is new to me.
>
> Regards,
>
> Robin Trei
> CA
> Director, Development
> Infrastructure Management
> Tel: 508-628-8498
> Con Call: 866-376-6162 974-3156-383
> email: Roberta.Trei@ca.com
>
>
>
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