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On 14/09/2007, at 4:18 PM, Alejandro Pulver wrote:

> Hello.
>
> The port's wrapper script doesn't stop the application (however if you
> run shutdown.sh without parameters it works), and can't determine when
> it's running. This could just be a problem with the arguments. But may
> be solved with the solution below (javaservicewrapper).
>
> There are two ways of determining if a process is running: by a PID
> file or process name. In this case the process name should be used,  
> but
> it's '[java]' so can't be differentiated from others.

I believe the tomcat ports have dealt with this - check their rc  
scripts.