le JVMs on the same
machine, all port numbers should be mutullay exclusive.
Caldarale, Charles R wrote:
>
>> From: kareem_s_m [mailto:kareemud...@gmail.com]
>> Subject: RE: Using Multiple JVM instances
>>
>> But nothing is written to them
>
>
> From: kareem_s_m [mailto:kareemud...@gmail.com]
> Subject: RE: Using Multiple JVM instances
>
> But nothing is written to them
That's not what your screenshot shows: the jakarta_service_20090505.log file
for JVM2 has a non-zero size. What's in it?
- Chuck
THIS COM
And my Java is 1.5.07, Tomcat is 5.5.26 and machine is windows 2003 on 64
bit.
kareem_s_m wrote:
>
> Thanks Chuck. When I start the first JVM service, the log files in the
> appropriate directory are created and data is written to stdout file (no
> errors though). When I start the second JVM ser
Thanks Chuck. When I start the first JVM service, the log files in the
appropriate directory are created and data is written to stdout file (no
errors though). When I start the second JVM service, the log files do get
created in the appropriate directory (each JVM has its own directory for for
log
> From: kareem_s_m [mailto:kareemud...@gmail.com]
> Subject: Using Multiple JVM instances
> But when I try to start both the services and make them
> run parallely, by going to windows services, I get an
> error 'Error 1067: Process terminated unexpectedly'.
>
> Why is it that I can run both the
