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h1. Starting Petals ESB
Petals ESB offers one start mode.
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In order to be able to start Petals ESB, under Linux or Windows, you must have defined a valid {{JAVA_HOME}} environment variable.
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h2. Linux / MacOS X
*Command line to start Petals ESB*
# Go to {{$PETALS_HOME/bin}}
# Execute the following command:
{noformat}
./petals-esb.sh
{noformat}
# Done \:-)
h2. Windows
*Command line to start Petals ESB*
# Go to {{%PETALS_HOME%\bin}}
# Execute the following command:
{noformat}
petals-esb.bat
{noformat}
# Done \:-)
h1. Stopping Petals ESB
h2. Linux / MacOS X
*Stop a Petals ESB instance:*
# In the Petals ESB console, type \*ctrl + c*.
# Done \:-)
h2. Windows
*Stop a Petals ESB instance:*
# In the Petals ESB console, type \*ctrl + c*.
# Done \:-)
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h1. Starting Petals ESB
Petals ESB offers one start mode.
{note:title=Note}
In order to be able to start Petals ESB, under Linux or Windows, you must have defined a valid {{JAVA_HOME}} environment variable.
{note}
h2. Linux / MacOS X
*Command line to start Petals ESB*
# Go to {{$PETALS_HOME/bin}}
# Execute the following command:
{noformat}
./petals-esb.sh
{noformat}
# Done \:-)
h2. Windows
*Command line to start Petals ESB*
# Go to {{%PETALS_HOME%\bin}}
# Execute the following command:
{noformat}
petals-esb.bat
{noformat}
# Done \:-)
h1. Stopping Petals ESB
h2. Linux / MacOS X
*Stop a Petals ESB instance:*
# In the Petals ESB console, type \*ctrl + c*.
# Done \:-)
h2. Windows
*Stop a Petals ESB instance:*
# In the Petals ESB console, type \*ctrl + c*.
# Done \:-)
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