Hi All, We have a production machine and are trying to slowly introduce some 3.0 and up features on our web application. 3.5 is installed but I would like to upgrade to SP1, I would just like to know if it requires a restart of the machine in the end so I can schedule some down time. Thanks! EDIT: so it did require the restart, thanks...
A Java web application that I'm working on requires that I restart the server fairly often in order to see the effects of my code changes. I have a local version of WAS 6.0 on my machine that I use to run the app. The server takes about 5-10 minutes to restart. My machine is pretty decent with a dual core proc and 3 GBs of RAM, but the...
I want to compile multiple java files in my Application without restarting Weblogic and Tomcat. Otherwise, this takes a lot of time. For this I got one Hotswap plugin in Eclipse, but this is not working in all the cases. It says it works for single file compile. Even if I use that it is not working in all the cases. Is there any other ...
Using ruby-debug, when I issue a list command, it shows old code. So if I update the code surrounding (especially before) the debugger command in the model it still shows the old code. The only way I have found to 'refresh' this code is by stopping the server and running it again. Is there a better way? Thanks, Josh ...
Is there any documentation on gracefully restarting servers that have PITR implemented. We have a master-slave setup. I want to make sure servers are rebooted in the correct order so as not to mess up WAL shipping. Should i disable WAL shipping prior to server restart? ...
How should I "properly" restart the ASP.NET (IIS 5.1) server in order to refresh the loaded assemlies? I tried several things, but without success: tried to stop and start the web site in IIS manager touched web.config file tried using iisreset tried to kill ASP.NET processes my assemblies are not strongly-named, so they are not in GAC...
My C# application uses SMO to do various things with SQL Server instance chosen by a user. Particularly, it changes authentication mode: ServerConnection conn = new ServerConnection(connection); Server server = new Server(conn); server.Settings.LoginMode = ServerLoginMode.Mixed; After changing login more instance should be restarted....
I've not been able to perform any builds lately. Suddenly Hudson, mid-build, just shuts down entirely. I have to ssh in and do /etc/init.d/hudson restart to even get the server working again. Sometimes during this wonderful process I get this result: Restarting Hudson Continuous Integration Server: hudsondaemon: no process killed failed!...