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The Wrapper is able to initiate a thread dump in response to
a user defined control code when running as a service. This
property makes it possible to specify which code to use, or
even to disable this feature, to meet the needs of a specific
application. Valid values are 128 - 255, or 0 to disable.
Defaults to 255.
| Example: |
wrapper.thread_dump_control_code=255
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It is only possible to request thread dumps using service
control codes when the service is running as a Windows
service. This property has no effect when running in console
mode.
There are three ways to initiate a thread dump on a running service
using the control code.
The first is to use Wrapper's dump command as follows:
| Example: |
wrapper.exe -d ..\conf\wrapper.conf
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The second is to use Wrapper's ability to send an arbitrary service command as follows:
| Example: |
wrapper.exe -l=255 ..\conf\wrapper.conf
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The third is to use standard Windows commandline tools to send the code:
| Example: |
sc control myapp 255
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It is also possible to send the control code programatically using the appropriate windows APIs.
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