shell - Starting of Tomcat Instance from Jenkins -


i installed multiple instances of tomcat in ubuntu machine. trying start tomcat (one of instances multiple tomcat instances) jenkins. jenkins showing tomcat started. tomcat still in shutdown state only.

in jenkins, when build completes process id's involved in build getting killed.

so mentioning build_id=dontkillme ./home/tomcat/startup.sh in execute shell script make possible.


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