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Java ServletsControlling JRun Remotely with Servlets
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Published: 10th Aug 2005 |
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Add CommentFiled in: Servletsby Ronel Submicay Overview The current release of JRunPro2.2 does not yet implement the functionality to stop and start a particular JRun Service Manager (JSM) remotely. However, JRun's architecture does allow the ability to do so through the web. This article will leverage the use of the jsm-admin to provide the ability to stop and restart JSMs using servlets and a couple of script files. What will we need? First, we need a dedicated JSM to delegate the shutdown and startup commands to...n
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