Thanks for the quick replies.
As a workaround I can probably duplicate what jmeter.sh does in Ant, ie
specifying all the GC flags, heap sizes, etc and launch java directly.
mgainty wrote:
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> your term utility does not have cascade capability
> and calling ant exec task creates another p
your term utility does not have cascade capability
and calling ant exec task creates another process
use java instead with
spawn="false"
fork="false"
http://ant.apache.org/manual/CoreTasks/java.html
HTH
Martin
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Le mardi 05 mai 2009, viet nguyen a écrit :
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> I have an exec task (spawn=false) that calls jmeter.sh/jmeter.bat which in
> turn launches a java process. Control-C only kills ant but does nothing to
> jmeter java process. I can confirm that jmeter app doesn't have any special
> shutdown hooks a
