Shutting everything down
Shutting down the .NET application is easy (simply close the application window), and the C++ application is even easier—it terminates automatically after each execution, so there is nothing you need to do.
However, shutting down all server-side components is a bit trickier, especially if you started multiple cache servers. At the very least you will need to shut down the web server, Extend proxy server, and database server.
What makes this even more complicated is that all these processes were started in the background using the Ant script, making them almost invisible. However, if you open Task Manager, you will see a number of java.exe processes running:
So, in order to shut down everything on the server, you can kill ...
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