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java process watchdog

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    • Improvement
    • Status: Closed
    • Minor
    • Resolution: Fixed
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    • 1.0.2
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    • Operating System: All
      Platform: All

    • 28270

    Description

      When tomcat crashes with a segmentation fault, it doesn't have any automatic way
      of starting back up. In a single server/single tomcat situation, this causes
      users to get an internal server error if there's an apache front end, or just be
      unable to connect if it's standalone, until the administrator notices and starts
      it back up. Eliminating the segfault is the best solution, but sometimes not
      possible (for example we have a DB2 driver that crashes the JVM about once every
      48 hours). What I would like to have is watchdog functionality which starts
      tomcat, then restarts it if it dies with a SIGSEGV (and probably logs the error
      and/or notifies someone). I think jsvc would be able to deal with this pretty
      easily.

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            alwold@asu.edu Al Wold
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