Can't shutdown JBoss 3.0.4

[dbronk]

After changing the default port from 8080 to 80 in the jbossweb.sar and http-invoker.sar I can no longer shut down. I assume JB comes with ctrl+c turned off. When I run the shutdown command it still tries to shutdown on port 8080. I missed some setting. Any ideas where?

Dale

[mlindhout]

You can press Ctrl+C. The server gracefully terminates due to a Runtime.addShutdownHook(java.lang.Thread).

[dbronk]

Not for me. I use ctrl c and nothing happens. So far the only way for me to exit is the ungracefull clicking the window close "X" in the upper right or going into Task Manager and killing it.

I simply extracted and have my JAVA_HOME set to jdk1.4, no other configs other than deploying my war files.

Dale

[mister_fab]

localhost and 8080 are the default parameters of the shutdown command. In your case a shutdown localhost 80 should work.

[cjohan]

Try Ctrl-C several times. Eventually it should work.

[dbronk]

Thanks. I did not see it documented that I needed to send the host and port to the shutdown. This worked great.