THIS IS A TEST INSTANCE. ALL YOUR CHANGES WILL BE LOST!!!!
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OS X 10.4+ uses the launchd daemon for startup services. Getting OFBiz to run as a server is really simple using this approach.
1. Create the org.apache.ofbiz.plist configuration file. A plist configuration file is nothing more than an XML file with the .plist extension. Use the sample script below (but be sure to change the WorkingDirectory property and create a file named org.apache.ofbiz.plist:
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You can change the RunAtLoad property if you want to stop OFBiz auto-starting.
1 2. To test the startup script you use launchctl. The following command will start OFBiz as the current user:
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$ launchctl unload org.apache.ofbiz.plist |
3. Deploy the startup script (assumes running as root):
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$ sudo chown root:wheel org.apache.ofbiz.plist
$ sudo mv org.apache.ofbiz.plist /Library/LaunchDaemons/
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You can now reboot and have OFBiz startup automatically. To load the script without rebooting you run the load command as root.
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$ sudo launchctl load /Library/LaunchDaemons/org.apache.ofbiz.plist |
4. To stop/start the process after it has been loaded either by rebooting or by running the load command you can run the following:
To Stop (note that the .plist is not specified for starting/stopping):
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$ sudo launchctl stop org.apache.ofbiz
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To Start
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$ sudo launchctl start org.apache.ofbiz |