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Can't delete files after stopping Apache on Win32
If you're unable to move or delete .jar, .log, .conf, or any other files after stopping Apache, the JVM has not been properly stopped. When you start Apache with Apache JServ configured, a separate JVM (java.exe) process is started. Many Win32 users use Ctrl-C to stop Apache, and this does not stop the JVM. Also, occassionally with buggy code or buggy VMs, the Java process will not respond to Apache's requests to shutdown.
The preferred way of stopping the JVM properly is to use the command line options to shutdown Apache. In NT, you can type "net stop apache", and on all Win32, you can type "apache -k shutdown", from a command prompt. This should properly shutdown the JVM.
If the JVM does not die, you will have to manually kill the process. In 95/98, Ctrl-Alt-Del will list the processes; select the process and click "End Process". In NT, start the task manager, select the process, right click, and select end process.
If that doesn't stop your JVM, reboot.
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