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"Hard to kill - process java.exe"
Hi programmers,
I launch rapidminer in batch mode from my C# app via Process class. I have problem with killing process started by rapidminer. I cant recognize which process called java.exe must be kill to stop rapidminer. Is there other way than kill them all,hope that i end the right one and dont kill some other important java app ? Thanks for any help I really stuck there.
Cheers,
Andrew
I launch rapidminer in batch mode from my C# app via Process class. I have problem with killing process started by rapidminer. I cant recognize which process called java.exe must be kill to stop rapidminer. Is there other way than kill them all,hope that i end the right one and dont kill some other important java app ? Thanks for any help I really stuck there.
Cheers,
Andrew
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For whoever might care, here is the solution http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/forums/en-US/clr/thread/c890c877-b267-4f93-9962-8f75a6219875/ .
Cheers,
Andrew
usually RapidMiner is quite simple to recognize: It just uses much more memory than any other java application I know
Greetings,
Sebastian
RapidMiner is pretty greedy. I succeed with terminating RapidMiner but now Iam trying solve inverse problem. I want run it in batch mode and i dont know exactly where was RapidMiner instal on computer. Have someone deal with this thing?
if you use the windows installer, there will be a key in the registry, namely "HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\RapidMiner\Path" containing the installation path. Might this be of use for you?
By the way: You are aware, that the calling application must be licensed under the AGPL?
Greetings,
Sebastian
thanks. I solve it in different way. But my solution is time consuming so i try this. To second thing. Yes, Iam familiar with AGPL. I think that my application fulfil all terms.
Cheers,
Andrew