java Programming Glossary: init.d
Tool for creating a Java daemon service on Linux [closed] http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1311268/tool-for-creating-a-java-daemon-service-on-linux which start background processes. Have a look in etc init.d you can open the files in a text editor. All you need is a bash.. the PID from the file you created and then place it in etc init.d . Have a look at Init Scripts and An introduction to services..
Java threads: Is it possible view/pause/kill a particular thread from a different java program running on the same JVM? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/181615/java-threads-is-it-possible-view-pause-kill-a-particular-thread-from-a-differen commands which start JVM and program foo are placed in etc init.d and anyone who has a decent knowledge of rc.1 rc.2 rc.3 structure..
How to convert an existing Java application to a SYS V service (daemon) [duplicate] http://stackoverflow.com/questions/407016/how-to-convert-an-existing-java-application-to-a-sys-v-service-daemon that application to something that I can start with etc init.d myapp start And I can stop with etc init.d myapp stop The problem.. start with etc init.d myapp start And I can stop with etc init.d myapp stop The problem is all about saving the PID of the process..
Stop scheduled timer when shutdown tomcat http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9173132/stop-scheduled-timer-when-shutdown-tomcat without problem but when I shutdown the Tomcat using etc init.d tomcat7 stop then I check the log catalina.out it has a entry..
Tomcat6 and Java 7 http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9592791/tomcat6-and-java-7 classes using JDK 1.7 do the following Open the file etc init.d tomcat6 with root privilege. You will find a variable called..
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