Stopping an Adapter

You can stop an 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.

Mode	Steps
Unmanaged	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	Prerequisites: Create a .cnxml file for your adapter, and add an ATTACH ADAPTER statement in the CCL file of your project to reference the adapter. 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, and restart it by issuing the start adapter command.

Mode

Steps

Unmanaged

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

Prerequisites: Create a .cnxml file for your adapter, and add an ATTACH ADAPTER statement in the CCL file of your project to reference the adapter.

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, and restart it by issuing the start adapter command.