It might be worth changing the name of the process that runs app engine. It looks like a generic python process at the moment, and it makes it hard to find. If for some reason Eclipse gets killed while running the process, the app engine server is left running. And I was looking to kill it in the activity monitor but could not find it. I did find it with some commands. At worst documentation could be had for killing.
It might be worth changing the name of the process that runs app engine. It looks like a generic python process at the moment, and it makes it hard to find. If for some reason Eclipse gets killed while running the process, the app engine server is left running. And I was looking to kill it in the activity monitor but could not find it. I did find it with some commands. At worst documentation could be had for killing.
Unix commands to find the process on port 8080: