Stop the File/Hadoop JSON adapter either in unmanaged or managed mode.
In unmanaged mode, the adapter is stopped separately from the
ESP project, and in managed mode, the adapter is stopped
with the ESP project. Stop the adapter either from the
command line or using the stop command files when running in unmanaged
mode.
| Mode |
Steps |
|---|
| Unmanaged, from the command line |
Open a terminal window and enter:
Windows: - For the File/Hadoop JSON Input adapter: cd
%ESP_HOME%\adapters\framework\instances\file_json_input
- For the File/Hadoop JSON Output adapter: cd
%ESP_HOME%\adapters\framework\instances\file_json_output
- stop_adapter.bat <adapter configuration file
name>
UNIX: - For the File/Hadoop JSON Input adapter: cd
$ESP_HOME/adapters/framework/instances/file_json_input
- For the File/Hadoop JSON Output adapter: cd
$ESP_HOME/adapters/framework/instances/file_json_output
- ./stop_adapter.sh <adapter configuration file
name>
|
| Unmanaged, using the stop command
files |
From the adapter directory (see
directories above): - Stop the ESP node by running
stop_node.bat or
stop_node.sh in the adapter
instance folder.
- Stop the adapter by running
stop_adapter.bat or
stop_adapter.sh
|
| Managed |
Prerequisite: The adapter is attached to a
project using the ATTACH ADAPTER statement. - Stop the project to which the adapter is
attached.
Windows: cd %ESP_HOME%\cluster\nodes\<node_name> esp_cluster_admin
--uri=esp[s]://<host>:19011 --username=<name> --password=<pass> --
stop project <workspace-name>/<project-name>
UNIX: cd $ESP_HOME/cluster/nodes/<node_name> esp_cluster_admin
--uri=esp[s]://<host>:19011 --username=<name> --password=<pass> -- stop project <workspace-name>/<project-name>
You
can also stop the adapter by issuing the stop
adapter command from the
esp_client tool.
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