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• globalworming Moderators

  September 2011 edited September 2011

  did you started sahi with cmd?
  try Ctrl+C in the cmd
• Azhaguvel.A Members

  September 2011

  No I don't want cmd shorcut to stop server. I want batch file to stop server.
• Akss004 Members

  October 2011

  Hi guys,
  
  We are using ant to drive execution of regression test suite. And here we start and stop sahi server run time while execution of tests.
  
  Don't know exactly how to do it from batch file directly. But in our case we are just using following command in our Build.xml file to stop sahi.
  
  <antcall target="stopsahi"/>
  
  command which directs to :
  
  <target name="stopsahi" description="stop sahi server">
  <sahi stop="true" sahihost="localhost" sahiport="9999"/>
  </target>
  
  
  May be there is some code written in ant-sahi.jar used to stop sahi server while invoking above target.
  
  Narayan can give better idea about it. I am also eager to know how it can be done from command prompt without using "Ctrl + C".
• globalworming Moderators

  October 2011

  I Unix environments you could use "lsof -i:9999" to get the Sahi process and shut him down.. unfortunatly, I don't know if there is something equal in Windows
• Akss004 Members

  October 2011 edited October 2011

  Hi,
  
  There is no commands in windows similar to "lsof -i:9999" of unix. However You can use combination of "TASKKILL" & "NETSTAT" as below to kill a sahi process which is running on port -9999.
  
  netstat -ano | find “9999″
  
  >return :TCP 0.0.0.0:9999 0.0.0.0:0 LISTENING 3140
  
  taskkill /PID 3140
  
  
  But how ever here we can't use it to execute from batch file as it requires manual intervention....
• Azhaguvel.A Members

  October 2011

  Thanks AKASH, I have finished that with help of TASKKILL function.
• narayan Administrators

  October 2011

  Azhaguvel.A
  
  Please post the solution so that others may benefit.
  
  Thanks,
  Narayan