6.21.1 Precautions when stopping the J2EE server using the in-process HTTP server

If you try to stop a J2EE server while an in-process HTTP server is being used, the J2EE server might not stop or might take a long time to stop.

This problem occurs when all of the following conditions are met:

• An attempt is made to stop the J2EE sever.

• An in-process HTTP server is being used on the Web server on the SAOP service side.

• Either a large value or 0 is specified as the value of webserver.connector.inprocess_http.persistent_connection.timeout.

• A SOAP client whose connection pooling is enabled either is connected with a SOAP service that is running or has connected with such a SOAP service at least once.

The following describes the symptoms that might occur with this problem, by specification and method of stopping:

• If a large value is specified for webserver.connector.inprocess_http.persistent_connection.timeout for the in-process HTTP server

  When the cjstopsv command is used to stop the J2EE server, KDJE39514-W is output, and it might take up to the number of seconds specified for this property.

• If 0 is specified for webserver.connector.inprocess_http.persistent_connection.timeout for the in-process HTTP server

  The J2EE server might not stop.

• If Management Server is used to stop the server

  The KEOS20011-E message might be output to indicate that the attempt to stop the logical server failed, and the server might be forcibly stopped.

When you execute the cjstopsv command, if KDJE39514-W is output and it might take a long time for the J2EE server to stop, stop the J2EE server by re-executing the cjstopsv command with the -f option specified.

When using Management Server to stop the J2EE server, and if you have set a stop monitoring time, the processing is forcibly stopped when the stop monitoring time has passed. If you did not set a stop monitoring time, stop the J2EE server by performing the following steps:

1. On the management portal, click the Start/Stop Logical Server anchor.

2. In the Server View tab, from Logical J2EE server, click J2EE Server and then J2EE Server Name.

3. Click the Start/Stop tab.

4. Click the Forcibly Stop button.

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