


These features combine to help you guarantee the maximum possible uptime for your application or service.Īs any system administrator knows, vacations, dinner, or even sleep get put on hold when the cell phone rings to report a problem. The Java Service Wrapper is unique in its ability to automatically react to any of the above events by shutting down your application or restarting it with a minimum of delay. The Java Service Wrapper is able to detect crashes, freezes, out-of-memory and other exception events, then notify you via email when there is a problem. This helps guarantee 24/7 uptime of mission-critical applications covering a wide variety of functions. STATUS | wrapper | 2 00:03:34 | JVM exited in response to signal SIGKILL (9).Our Java Service Wrapper line of products is a set of highly configurable tools, which not only allow Java applications to be installed and controlled like native Windows Services or UNIX daemon processes, but also includes advanced fault detection software that monitors your application and reacts to problems.

INFO | jvm 1 | 5 12:30:04 | Please wait while Fuse ESB is loading.ĮRROR | wrapper | 2 00:03:33 | JVM appears hung: Timed out waiting for signal from JVM.ĮRROR | wrapper | 2 00:03:33 | JVM did not exit on request, terminated STATUS | wrapper | 5 12:30:00 | Launching a JVM. STATUS | wrapper | 5 12:30:00 | -> Wrapper Started as Daemon I'm seeing the following error in the wrapper.log: JBoss EAP Server is restarted without any obvious reason. Currently JBoss is run as a windows service through Tanuki. It's a stable environment where there have been no changes for several months. A JBoss EAP instance appears to be stopping for no apparent reason.
