Hi,
Commons-daemon that goes with Tomcat 7.0.11 includes Tomcat7.sh init.d
example script. Out-of-the box, that script runs on default JVM, which
is for 32-bit Sun Java equal to 'Client' JVM.
I assume that starting tomcat on 'Server' JVM is generally better then
'Client' JVM. What do you think about adding '$JSVC_JVM' into run, start
and version actions of that script?
Then, user could add e.g. "export JSVC_JVM='-jvm server'" into setenv.sh
to use appropriate JVM, without need to modify the example script.
I also believe that it would be nice to add just one short
startup/shutdown message into the same script (e.g. "Starting tomcat...
[OK]").
What do you think?
-Ognjen
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