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2. Re: Server restarted unexpectedly
x.incarnate Nov 7, 2008 2:33 AM (in response to x.incarnate)Thanks for the reply.
I am sorry. I should have searched the forums throughly first.
I went throught the threads. Majority of the cases were because the JBoss wsn't being started in a daemon styled manner. Whenever the user logs out or closes the shell the JBoss got stopped.
In one case the user was experiencing automatic JBoss restarts, something similar to the current problem. I could not find any answer there either.
In the current case JBoss is running standalone. As I already mentioned, we observed tons of exception before the jboss restarted. We had seen same behavior few days back. I will perform some tests and see if this happens again. Till then I just want to ask if something like this is possible?
Thanks,
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3. Re: Server restarted unexpectedly
x.incarnate Nov 7, 2008 2:42 AM (in response to x.incarnate)I forgot to mention how I start JBoss. I execute a command similar to the one mentioned below.
$> /opt/jboss/bin/run.sh > /tmp/jboss-out-logs &
The '&' clause sends it in the background and once we exit the shell properly the jboss works as a like a daemon.
Thanks,
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4. Re: Server restarted unexpectedly
jaikiran Nov 7, 2008 2:56 AM (in response to x.incarnate)"x.incarnate" wrote:
As I already mentioned, we observed tons of exception before the jboss restarted. We had seen same behavior few days back. I will perform some tests and see if this happens again. Till then I just want to ask if something like this is possible?
One possibility might be that the JVM iteslf is crashing causing the server to crash. However it looks a little strange that the server "restarts". What kind of exceptions are you seeing. Can you post it (not the entire logs, if its too huge)?
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