Closed LeMoussel closed 4 years ago
Hard to say as I cannot reproduce. See maybe with Microsoft Process Explorer what other process has a handle on the file when that happens. Maybe your antivirus, Microsoft Search Indexer, etc. It could also be that the crawler and JEF Monitor are both competing for the same file but that's normally not an issue.
If you just can't find out, maybe a (super ugly) solution would be to periodically copy with a Scheduled Task your progress files somewhere else, where only JEF Monitor will access. And see if that resolves your issue.
Hi!
it would be interesting to have a tag in the jefconfig.xml
file to configure a solution to periodically copy progress files to a directory, where only JEF Monitor will have access.
What do you think?
Sure, I marked it as a feature request. Did it work for you though?
As you say, I do with a Scheduled Task,. Progress files are copied periodically,
Unless I'm mistaken, I couldn't find any documentation on jefconfig.xml
file.
No, it is not a feature of JEF, but rather a Windows workaround. I am glad it solves your problem for now.
I misspoke.. I was asking if there is documentation that explain configuration tags in jefconfig.xml
file.
I am afraid not, but there is only setup.properties that is meant to be changed manually if default values are not OK with you (like to change the default port).
The other config is managed by the application itself.
Ok. Thanks.
Hi!,
under Windows, I often have java.io.IOException on the
.index
file.How to avoid displaying these exceptions? (Rem: I use
jef-monitor.bat
)