???after changing the port,shutdown.bat can not work

[ytgreenfly]

I run two instances of jboss-3.0.4_tomcat-4.0.6 on the same machine. one runs on port 8080, another runs on port 8081. but when I use shutdown.bat, It always go to shutdown the jboss runing on 8080.

I config the two jboss instances through these steps below. I wonder if there are something wrong or something missing. help me!!!!!!


File server\default\conf\jboss-minimal.xml:
Change the JNI port (from 1099 to 1100):

1100


File server\default\conf\jboss-service.xml:
Change the JNI port (from 1099 to 1100):

1100


Change the WebServer port (from 8083 to 8084):

8084
[...]


Change the RMI/JRMP port (from 4444 to 4445):

4445
[...]


Change the JMXInvokerServlet port (from 4444 to 4445):

invokerServletPath=http://localhost:8081/invoker/JMXInvokerServlet


File server\default\deploy\nsqldb-service.xml:
Change the Hypersonic port (from 1476to 1477):

1477
true
default
false


File server\default\deploy\jbossmq-service.xml:
Change the OILServerILService port (from 8090 to 8092):

[...]
8092
60000
true


Change the UILServerILService port (from 8091 to 8093):

[...]
8093
60000
true


File server\default\deploy\tomcat4-service.xml:
Change the Connector port in (from 8080 to 8081):

[mikefinn]

shutdown localhost 8081

[kylev]

Is there any way to make shutdown work if you have *no* webserver at all? I've ripped out Jetty in my 3.0.6 custom server config (and all .war files) since we're running Tomcat as a distinct, separate front end. But now shutdown just silently fails.

Can shutdown kill jboss via RMI or something else non-web? Or do I have to hack a custom /bin/sh to kill the first java/jboss process?