How can an application auto-restart an RVD process with the desired parameters on Unix?
Article ID: KB0094045
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| Products | Versions |
|---|---|
| TIBCO Rendezvous | - |
| Not Applicable | - |
Description
Resolution:
If a local client connecting to RVD dies, the local client will spawn an RVD process. It is possible to force RVD to start with the use specified parameters. You can do so by creating a script called 'rvd' that actually starts the RVD with the desired parameters. In this case, the original RVD is renamed (e.g. to ‘rvd_real’).
On Unix, you can try the following:
- make a copy of rvd.exe .
- rename rvd to real_rvd .
- create an executable script similar to the following:
#! /bin/sh
real_rvd -listen <tcp_port> -logfile <log_filename> -http <http_port>
Name this file ‘rvd’. Place it in the <TIB/RV_INSTALL>/8.x/bin directory. In this scenario, if the RVD is not running or terminates, the RV or other TIBCO applications will start RVD with the parameters defined in the script.
Issue/Introduction
How can an application auto-restart an RVD process with the desired parameters on Unix?
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