In such a scenario, Anypoint Runtime Manager retains the last informed status which is "Starting" or "Stopping". Restart the Mule Runtime. This will sync the status of the application with Anypoint Runtime Manager and allows you to redeploy or undeploy the application, if necessary.
You can choose to wait. Every 30 mins approximately , the platform sends a resync signal over all the Runtimes, detecting the invalid states. Once the resync happens, the application status is determined and you will be able to perform subsequent operations from the Runtime Manager. If this were a production environment and you cannot restart the environment, one possible solution would be to remove the old app from the apps folder of the runtime or just the anchor file this should undeploy the app and then throw the new zip file in the app folder using as file name, the same application name used before.
In old Runtime Manager agent versions, previous option may fail if there is a cluster level issue like one node offline or failing while the other node working properly. It seems by the latest answer that it isn't. At least if you're willing to use shell commands. Add a comment. Active Oldest Votes. Root access is not required. Improve this answer. Community Bot 1. Awesome, great tip. Does this work on every Android version? Per documentation: bmgr runs on devices supporting API Level 8 or greater.
Useful tip. This work on my Note 7 replacement. The phone prompted me to restart. I restarted, assuming that the restoration would resume. After it didn't, I went online and found this tip. This resumed my app downloads. FYI: My Note 7 didn't automagically appear in adb devices. I just tried this on a variant of 7.
But it worked terrifically to get things started again. Just wanted to say Thanks, this is about the 5th time I've found this note and used it. Just did it via adb without root on the Pixel 2 XL, so it still works on 8.
Show 4 more comments. There's no option to resume. If you stop you can only manual download later. Penguinolog Penguinolog 1, 7 7 silver badges 15 15 bronze badges. At the time I though there must be a way to resume or restart it later Market store device state, so if stop with internet disabled and then clear market data before connect - restore can be restarted no guarantee.
If you stop with internet enabled - new device state will be saved, and next time restore will proceed to curent state until you change it installing new apps. Apart from that, there is no way to pause an app download from Google Play, to resume later. MuleServer class. This class accepts a couple of parameters. If this argument is omitted, it will look for and use mule-config. If this is not set, the default org.
AutoConfigurationBuilder is used, which will try to auto-detect configuration files based on available builders. In the most common scenario, this will resolve to org. The easiest way to set the classpath is to include all JARs in the. You can look at the dependency report for the server and each of the modules to see exactly which JARs are required for a particular module.
Optionally, you can install Anypoint Monitoring for cloud-managed supported versions of on-premises runtimes so you can monitor applications running on that server. Set System Properties when Starting Mule. Search docs. The following table lists all the parameters that the script accepts:. Start Mule Start Mule from a command line by changing the directory to where you unzipped the Mule software distribution and then changing to the bin directory.
Add Properties to the wrapper. For example, if the wrapper-additional.
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