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A quick note on something that's been bugging me while using SpringSource STS with the GWT-plugin on my MacBook Pro...

Sometimes, when shutting down the internal devmode server I get an error dialog saying it wasn't able to shut down the process fully (even though it looks shut down in the console window).

When starting it again, it reports port 9997 to be in use already - and consequently fails to start up again. I haven't found a way to find the process within SpringSource STS, even though there are probably several ways of doing it (which I do not know about). Anyhow - I solved it using the "lsof" package (List Open Files).

To find the PID of the process using port 9997, type "lsof -i :9997" in a Terminal window. A simple "kill -9 <pid>" will take care of the rest.

I'm not sure if this happens on other platforms etc, but at least, now you know how to handle it if it hits you!

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