Comment 15 for bug 264378

Alexandre,
Apologize I missed this post.

On Mon, Sep 15, 2008 at 12:59 PM, Alexandre Garnier
<email address hidden> wrote:
> bzr stop-xmlrpc works just fine -- and I use it to manually stop xmlrpc server after stopping Eclipse.

great to know :)

> But stopping Eclipse doesn't stop xmlrpc server. It call 'quit' on xmlrpc server, but doesn't it should call 'stop-xmlrpc --port=XXX' ?

Actually it call the 'quit' xmlrpc method, which is the same method
used by stop-xmlrpc. Because bzr-eclispe know in what port the xmlrpc
service is running.

I'm debugging different ways of closing/killing (and trying to crash)
eclipse, and how this affects the xmlrpc service and the JVM shutdown
hook.

Regards,

>
> --
> No way to stop XMLRPC server
> https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/264378
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> Status in Bazaar Plugin for Eclipse: In Progress
> Status in Java interface for Bazaar: Fix Committed
> Status in Bazaar XML output plugin: Fix Committed
>
> Bug description:
> There is no other way to stop XMLRPC server than by killing the process if you don't launched it explicitly
>
> For example, BzrEclipse plugin launch the XMLRPC server but doesn't stop it at exit and the process stay alive.
>