Re: Stopping/Restarting instance from the command line

Thanks Pierre, but I don't know exactly how to do it:(
So I started to relax a little and re-evaluate what I wanted to do.
I found that with WOApplication I could start, stop and do pretty much 
everything with my application/instance, so it looks like what I need.
BUT it looks like WOApplication only affect the application that make 
the call... and I don't want to do that, I'd like to call WOApplication 
(from application A) to start application B. Is this possible? I 
couldn't find something like setPath to tell WOApplication which .woa 
to start.

Thanks for helping me clarify this;)

Xavier

> Well, you could reverse-engineer the communication protocol between 
> Monitor/WOTaskd and the WO applications.
>
> Actually with the appropriate network tools you should be able to see 
> the calls made. These are DirectAction-like calls which you might be 
> able to issue with tools like wget or curl. At worst you would have to 
> write a small Java app.
>
> Pierre
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> Subject: Stopping/Restarting instance from the command line
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>
> Hi,
> I was wondering if there is a more cleaver way to stop and restart an
> instances from the command line than killing the PID?
> Thanks for your knowledge;)
>
> Xavier
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