Hello,
JAVA_OPTS is an environnement variable, you can set / unset it at will.
Just only set it up when you want to start, not when you want to shutdown.
Example 1 (using only 1 bash session)
export JAVA_OPTS="-Xmanagement"
bin/startup.sh
unset JAVA_OPTS
bin/shutdown.sh
Example 2 (using 2 different bash sessions)
bash1$ export JAVA_OPTS="-Xmanagement"
bash1$ bin/startup.sh
bash2$ bin/shutdown.sh
Daniel Serodio wrote:
I'm running Tomcat on Linux, and I want to enable the JMX agent
(-Xmanagement).
If I add "-Xmanagement" to the JAVA_OPTS variable, this option will be
passed to the JVM both on Tomcat startup _and_ shutdown.
The problem is that when I try to shutdown Tomcat, the -Xmanagement
option is passed to the Shutdown process, which can't listen on the JMX
port because Tomcat is already listening.
How can I pass the -Xmanagement option to Tomcat startup _only_, and not
shutdown too.
Thanks in advance,
Daniel Serodio
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