NonStop Servlets for JavaServer Pages (NSJSP) 6.1 System Administrator's Guide

Managing NSJSP
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Server Class Operations
Stopping NSJSP
Following are the two ways to stop the NSJSP Server Class:
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Graceful Shutdown
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Forced Shutdown
Graceful Shutdown
To stop the NSJSP Server Class gracefully, complete the following steps:
1. Obtain the PATHMON name from the httpd.config file located in the <iTP
Installation Directory>/conf directory.
2. Start the PATHCOM program:
From an OSS prompt, PATHCOM can be started using the gtacl command as
follows:
oss: gtacl -p pathmon \$<PATHMON name>
This will start the PATHCOM program and open the specified PATHMON process.
The "\" is required to ensure that the $ sign remains part of the process name.
3. From a TACL prompt, PATHCOM can be started as follows:
TACL> PATHCOM $<PATHMON name>
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