If this property is set to true then you will not be able to
tell the Wrapper to quit externally. On Windows, CTRL-C will
no longer function, and on UNIX systems CTRL-C or regular kill
signals will also be ignored. This means that on UNIX, the
scripts provided with the Wrapper will not be able to stop the
JVM.
On UNIX, the process can still be forcibly stopped using a
kill -9, but doing so will
kill the Wrapper but leave the JVM running. The JVM will exit
on its own after its ping timeout has expired but all console
output after the Wrapper was killed will be lost.
On Windows, the Wrapper and its JVM can be forcibly killed from
the Task Manager if the Wrapper was run as a console application.
If run as a service, the Wrapper can still be stopped normally.
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