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Re: Weblogic startup script ? [message #152578 is a reply to message #151645] |
Thu, 15 December 2005 20:48 |
Rob Frost Messages: 64 Registered: July 2009 |
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The generic server framework determines when the server is running by
repeatedly attempting to establish an http connection with the server on the
specified port. Note: the process which is executed by your designated start
script must not terminate prior to stopping your server (the standard
startWeblogic scripts work here); if it does, the server is set to the
stopped state; this may be what is occurring for you; if this is not the
case, please file a bugzilla bug.
-Rob
"Romain FARAUT" <romain.faraut@lodh.com> wrote in message
news:220f50612bb57d94711534f3fc372860$1@www.eclipse.org...
> Well,
> in fact I was deploying to the Admin server, so now I created an
> additional server, devServer... An I have now a script that starts the
> server...
> When launched manually it works perfectly, when started via the "Servers"
> eclipse panel the server get launched, tells me "Server 'devServer' was
> started ... Please refer to server log files for completion status ..."
> Everything is okay, but I now got in the Servers view :
>
> First:
> "Status Starting..." / "Synchronized"
>
> 10 seconds later:
> "Stopped" / "republish"
>
> + A popup :
> "Starting server - Generic BEA Weblogic Server v8.1" /
> "Server Generic BEA Weblogic Server v8.1 failed to start."
>
> While the server gets really started + everything is fine (server is
> running)
>
>
> My question:
> What does eclipse WTP use to "know" that a server startup is okay or is
> running ?
>
> Cheers, r0main
>
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