NonStop Servlets for JavaServer Pages (NSJSP) 7.0 System Administrator's Guide

Managing NSJSP
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Server Class Operations
If the correct PATHMON is not opened or another PATHMON needs to be opened,
issue the PATHCOM command as follows:
= OPEN $<PATHMON name>
After executing the OPEN command, enter the following commands:
= FREEZE SERVER <server class name>
= STOP SERVER <server class name>
= STATUS SERVER <server class name>
= EXIT
In the following example, the PATHMON name is $zweb and the NSJSP Server
Class name is SCP1.
TACL> PATHCOM $zweb
= FREEZE SERVER SCP1
= STOP SERVER SCP1
= STATUS SERVER SCP1
The STATUS SERVER command displays the following output for the SCP1 Server
Class:
SERVER #RUNNING ERROR INFO
SCP1 0 FROZEN
The processes of the SCP1 Server Class are stopped as indicated by the 0 in the
#RUNNING column and the status of the SCP1 Server Class changes to FROZEN.
Example of Stopping NSJSP Server Class Configured Under Two PATHMONs of
iTP Secure WebServer
In this example, the iTP Secure WebServer is configured with two PATHMONs—
$zweb and $yweb. The processes of the NSJSP Server Class run under these
PATHMONs.
Enter the STATUS SERVER command to view the status of the SCP1 Server Class
under the $zweb and $yweb PATHMONs:
TACL>> PDMCOM
PDMI 1>> OPEN $zweb,$yweb
PDMI 2>> STATUS SERVER SCP1
Note.
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Stop the NSJSP Server Class gracefully, to allow the server class processes to complete
outstanding requests and to perform shutdown operations, before exiting.
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You can use either PATHCOM or PDMCOM to execute server class operations, such as
stop, start, thaw, and freeze.