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How can I stop coldFusion Server?
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I think there was an applet that you could run in the administrator. or
can't remember which combination it is.
if you are running on NT or 2K you can use the services and stop the CF service from there and then restart it.
hope this helps !
can't remember which combination it is.
if you are running on NT or 2K you can use the services and stop the CF service from there and then restart it.
hope this helps !
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webmigit,
unfortunately, you didn't help
there is a file called "ntConsoleJava.e" that consumes more than 90% of my CPU..some guys suggested to delete the contents of the "CFUSION/jrun/servers/cfam/runtime/" contents .... i couldn't delete the files without stopping CFServer! that's why i need to stop it.
Help help help help help ... my CPU is in danger :'(
unfortunately, you didn't help
there is a file called "ntConsoleJava.e" that consumes more than 90% of my CPU..some guys suggested to delete the contents of the "CFUSION/jrun/servers/cfam/runtime/" contents .... i couldn't delete the files without stopping CFServer! that's why i need to stop it.
Help help help help help ... my CPU is in danger :'(
On Windows 2000 (on the server itself), go to the Administrative Tools and find Services. Open that up, find ColdFusion Application Server, and tell it to stop. When it finishes stopping, do whatever you needed to do to those files, then start the service.
Or, from a command prompt on the server itself, type this:
net stop "Cold Fusion Application Server"
To start it, type this:
net start "Cold Fusion Application Server"
Of course, you need to be logged onto the machine as an administrator-level user to do all this, but I'm assuming you knew that.
Also, check the hotfixes article:
(Right now, accessing that URL seems to do nothing, but believe me, it was the Macromedia article with links to all the hotfixes for CF last I checked.)
There are at least one or two that talk about the problem you're having.
Hope this helps.
Or, from a command prompt on the server itself, type this:
net stop "Cold Fusion Application Server"
To start it, type this:
net start "Cold Fusion Application Server"
Of course, you need to be logged onto the machine as an administrator-level user to do all this, but I'm assuming you knew that.
Also, check the hotfixes article:
(Right now, accessing that URL seems to do nothing, but believe me, it was the Macromedia article with links to all the hotfixes for CF last I checked.)
There are at least one or two that talk about the problem you're having.
Hope this helps.
on win2k what you need to do is to go to the administrative tools in control panel
start->control panel->administrative tools->services
find the coldfusion server in there and click stop and then start.
I wouldn't delete the files that are in any directory on the word of someone unless it is macromedia of course.
I seem to remember reading something about this on the Macromedia support site. At the moment I can't get on there for some reason or another. will ahve a look later and see if i can find anything then !
hope this helps
start->control panel->administrative tools->services
find the coldfusion server in there and click stop and then start.
I wouldn't delete the files that are in any directory on the word of someone unless it is macromedia of course.
I seem to remember reading something about this on the Macromedia support site. At the moment I can't get on there for some reason or another. will ahve a look later and see if i can find anything then !
hope this helps
couple of articles for you:
and
looks like it was a bug in CF 5 !
hope this helps !
and
looks like it was a bug in CF 5 !
hope this helps !
SidianConsulting
Programmer
You can create a new text document and paste these lines in it:
Save the document as cfcycle.bat to your desktop/quick lauch bar/wherever and now you have a double-click way to stop and start the CF Application Server. You can also stop and start the other CF services this way.
-Tek
Code:
net stop "Cold Fusion Application Server"
net start "Cold Fusion Application Server"-Tek
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