[erlang-questions] Stopping Application in erlang.

[harsha sri]

Hi Daniel,

This is my uclient.app.src:

{application, uclient,
 [{description, "UC Client Plugin for Provisioning ontot callmanager"},
  {vsn, "%%VSN%%"},
  {modules, []},
  {id, "uclient"},
  {registered, [uclient]},
  {mod, {uclient, []}},
  {env, []},
  {applications, [kernel, stdlib, rabbit, amqp_client]}]}.

Regards,
Harsha

On Mon, Mar 30, 2015 at 5:42 PM, Daniel Hallin Widgren <
daniel.widgren@REDACTED> wrote:

> Can it be so that your application is named something else?
>
> How is your .app file?
>
> Can you see your application if you run application:which_applications()?
> Den 30 mar 2015 13:12 skrev "harsha sri" <harsha.pic@REDACTED>:
>
>> Hi Magnus,
>>
>> Tried application:stop, giving me error:
>>
>>  application:stop(uclient).
>> {error,{not_started,uclient}}
>>
>> Actually application got started and its running also. This application i
>> am running ad rabbitmq plugin and its running also, only thing i need to
>> stop my application and restart application which i am not able to do.
>>
>> Regards,
>> Harsha.
>>
>> On Mon, Mar 30, 2015 at 4:19 PM, Magnus Henoch <
>> magnus@REDACTED> wrote:
>>
>>> harsha sri <harsha.pic@REDACTED> writes:
>>>
>>>  I am running appication with Supervisor & Worker model.  Can anybody
>>>> guide me through how to stop application or restart my application.
>>>>
>>>> Below is my application file:
>>>>
>>>> -module(uclient).
>>>>
>>>> -behaviour(application).
>>>>
>>>> -export([start/2, stop/1]).
>>>>
>>>> -record(state, {pid}).
>>>>
>>>> start(normal, []) ->
>>>>    case uclient_sup:start_link({uclient_sup}) of
>>>>       {ok, Pid} -> {ok, Pid};
>>>>       Error -> Error
>>>>    end.
>>>>    %%uclient_sup:start_link({uclient_sup}).
>>>>
>>>> stop(_State) ->
>>>>     ok.
>>>>
>>>>  Tried to stop application from erl command line, but getting error as
>>>> below:
>>>>
>>>> uclient:stop().
>>>> ** exception error: undefined function uclient:stop/0
>>>>
>>>
>>> The function uclient:stop/1 in your application module is just a
>>> callback module, that is supposed to do any application-specific cleanup
>>> before the application is stopped.  In most cases, it will look just like
>>> yours in the example above: it does nothing.
>>>
>>> The real work of stopping an application is stopping the supervision
>>> tree and all the linked processes.  For that, you need application:stop/1:
>>>
>>> application:stop(uclient).
>>>
>>> Regards,
>>> Magnus
>>>
>>
>>
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