On Nov 25, 2009, at 3:06 AM, robert lazarski wrote:
> On Wed, Nov 25, 2009 at 6:49 AM, Harry_ wrote:
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>> And one more thing I would like to ask is about how to get the list of
>> processes created by a process. I want this to make sure that all the
>> processes created by parent ant process a
On Wed, Nov 25, 2009 at 6:49 AM, Harry_ wrote:
>
> And one more thing I would like to ask is about how to get the list of
> processes created by a process. I want this to make sure that all the
> processes created by parent ant process are also killed once I Killed ant
> process. Any way ant can w
Thanks for the reply...
I am working on Ubuntu and I did the following:
While running the ant I output the PID into a file like:
ant -f perf_NormalLoad.xml & echo $! > /tmp/java.pid
For stopping the process I used:
PIDFILE=`cat /home/singhh/tt/java.pid`
echo 'Killing Java process from PID fi
It will depend on the OS that you are running and grabbing the PID. In most
unix systems, the PID of the last executed process is in the variable $!. You
can store this in a file for later retrieval if necessary. You can also add a
very specific -D property and then use a combination of the ps,
what about pkill on the ant process itself?
On Tue, 24 Nov 2009, Harry_ wrote:
Hello,
I want to schedule a task using ant using crontab.
On shell script will start the ant and the task I want to run. This is easy.
One shell script will kill the above ant process.
But the problem is that m
