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6 Server Lifecycle
6-12 Configuring and Managing WebLogic Server
The completion of pending sessions is optional. To immediate drop all sessions, use
the Ignore Sessions During Shutdown option on the Servers
→Control→Start/Stop tab
in the Administration Console, or the
-ignoreSessions option with
weblogic.Admin.
Timer Service
The Timer Service cancels all triggers running on application execute queues.
Application execute queues include the default queue and queues configured through
the
ExecuteQueueMBean.
Application Service
The Application Service completes pending work in the application queues before
suspending. Application execute queues include the default queue and queues
configured through the
ExecuteQueueMBean.
EJB Container
The EJB Container suspends MDBs.
JMS Service
The JMS Service marks itself as suspending and waits for its reference count of
pending requests to drop to zero.
JDBC Service
The JDBC Service closes idle connections in the connection pools.
Transaction Service
The Transaction Service waits for the pending transaction count in the Transaction
Manager to drop to zero before suspending. Completing all pending transactions can
be a lengthy process, depending on the configuredbtransaction timeout.
If a graceful shutdown takes too long because of pending transactions, you can halt it
with a forced shutdown command. A forced shutdown suspends all pending work in
all subsystems.