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Tutorials

Welcome to the Servlets.Net Tutorial section! Here you'll find how-to's, reference guides, and step-by-step instructions to help your site become the best on the Web! Check back frequently, because we're always adding material to this section. To view a tutorial, just select a category from the list on the left, then a tutorial from the list on the right.

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•	Java Servlets
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•	JVM Control

TUTORIALS
•	Starting your JRun JSM
•	Stopping Your JRun JSM
•	Killing Your JRun JSM
•	Killing your Resin JVM

Stopping Your JRun JSM

To stop your JSM:

Open a telnet or ssh session to your user account
Change your current directory to the directory where your JSM is installed. For example, if your UNIX user is called sample and your JSM is called jvm1, the directory will be /home/sample/jrun/jsm-sample-jvm1.
Stop the JSM by typing
```
./stopjsm
```

The JSM should respond with this message:

      Shutting down JRun: 
      Sending shutdown command.....done.

If you see this message instead, it means your JSM is either not responding to commands, or it was already shut down:

      Shutting down JRun:
      Sending shutdown command.....could not shutdown.

Stopping your JSM will also stop your private JVM process.