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Start and Shutdown a java batch process

 
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Hi Everyone,

I am builing a window based start and shutdown bat file to run and stop a batch process. I could start the service/process by running bat file, but how to shutdown that, as my shutdown bat runs in separate jvm, how can i use it to stop the other server which i started using start.bat. Do i need jmx here or any
other easy way. Can i get some help of Classloader.

Please help.
 
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It seems from your post that you are talking about remotely stopping a service/jvm.
Yes, JMX is a viable solution in this case.

Moving it to Intermediate forum. If you want to discuss specifically about JMX then we can move it to Other Java APIs forum.
 
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if you are looking for a a simpler solution, think abt suff that can be accessed by two seperate programs in two seperate jvms

1. Files. (take care of read write locks)
2. Database. (can also serve as a logger)


nothing else comes to mind, but i m sure there are plenty
 
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on a second thought, RMI works on a seperate JVM (even at same machine) it can be a solution

I would still prefer you look at JMX, these are kind of work arounds.
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