How Do I Kill Long Running Java Threads?
This article explains how to set the base directory for imports when using the Java Engine.
For the Java Engine use setTimeout method.
- Getting Started
- Windward RESTful Engines
- .NET RESTful Engine
- Installation and Configuration
- Version Upgrades
- External Storage Plugin
- Sample Storage Plugin
- Custom Processing Plugin
- Custom Functions
- Hosting on AWS EC2 Virtual Machine (HTTP)
- Hosting on AWS EC2 Virtual Machine(HTTPS)
- Hosting on Azure Virtual Machine (HTTP)
- Hosting on Azure Virtual Machine (HTTPS)
- Containerization
- Common Errors and Solutions
- Performance and Best Practices
- External Dependencies
- Java RESTful Engine
- RESTful API Tutorial
- RESTful Engine Clients
- General Reference
- .NET RESTful Engine
- .NET Engine
- Java Engine
- Introduction
- General Reference
- Engine Performance
- Configuration File Reference
- Java Engine Properties
- Java Report Engine API Reference
- Java Engine Code Samples
- JDBC Drivers Reference
- Specify PDF Builder
- Enable Java Engine Logging
- Running On Linux
- Containerizing the Java Engine
- WindwardReports Utility Reference
- External Dependencies
- Java Clean Template
- FAQ
- How Do I learn what input parameters a template needs programmatically with the Java Engine?
- How Do I Use Relative Path with Import Tags Using the Java Engine?
- How To Access Tags Through Java API Call?
- How Do I Enable Error Handling in Java Report Engine?
- How Do I Connect to Data Using My API Key for Authorization in the Java Report Engine?
- How Do I Kill Long Running Java Threads?
- How Do I Use Clean Templates For Java Engine?
- How Do I Reference Images in my HTML Output Instead of Embedding in Java Engine?
- What is the Performance of the Java Engine?