Debugging options for tomcat41ctl
Ari Suutari
ari.suutari at syncrontech.com
Mon Dec 15 05:22:13 PST 2003
Hi,
On Monday 15 December 2003 14:14, Sheldon Hearn wrote:
> Given that you have to start Tomcat _without_ daemonctl if you want
> debugging support
Also if you want to adjust jvm memory parameters (-Xmx etc...)
> and given that the primary purpose of daemonctl is to
Apache has "apachectl" - maybe idea for tomcat4ctl came
from it ?
> make it easy for developers to stop and start the service without being
> root, I suggest that we reimplement the existing rc.d script without
> using daemonctl, and leave daemonctl installed for folks who want it.
I remember that somebody had an alternative implementation of
daemonctl which used xml config file. Also, I have another alternative
implementation which uses a simple text config file for various
options (it is same as the original daemonctl except most of
the hard-coded parameters have been replaced with call
to take them from a config file). I once offered this version
on this mailing list but there was not much interest in it.
The program is a drop-in replacement for the original one,
but someone would have to update the port to use it.
Anyway, I think that using just shell script wouldn't be too bad
either. I wonder why tomcat folks don't provide anything nicer
for startup on unixes - I know that on windows platform
they provide a 'apache tomcat service' which runs in
background.
Ari S.
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