Determining FME Server Processes

Based on your specific environment, you might need to determine if FME Server processes are running or not. To do this, launch the Windows Task Manager and examine its process list. Ensure that the Task Manager is set to show processes from all users.

The following FME Server processes might be listed:

• FMEEngine.exe – one for each running FME Engine
• FMEServer.exe - FME Server Core
• FMEScheduler.exe - FME Server scheduler - requires the core to be running
• FMENotifier.exe – FME Server notifier - requires the Core to be running
• FMEPublisher.exe - FME Server Publication
• FMERelayer.exe - FME Server Relay Manager
• FMESMTPRelay.exe - FME Server Email receiver
• FMESubscriber.exe – FME Server subscriber - requires the core to be running
• FMEServer_Service.exe - FME Server Process Monitor - running as a Windows Service
• FMEServer_ApplicationServer.exe – FME Server Web Application Server
• postgres.exe – FME Server Database Server

Based on your specific environment, you might need to determine if FME Server processes are running or not.

You can determine which FME Server processes are running by examining the output of:

ps -A | grep -i fme

The following FME Server processes might be listed:

• fme – one for each running FME Engine
• FMEServer - FME Server Core
• FMEScheduler - FME Server scheduler - requires the core to be running
• FMENotifier - FME Server notifier - requires the core to be running
• FMESubscriber - FME Server subscriber - requires the core to be running

• FMERelayer - FME Server Relay Manager

• FMESMTPRelay - FME Server Email receiver

• FMEWebSocket - FME Server WebSocket Server
• FMECleanup - FME Server Cleanup service
• tomcat7 – FME Server Web Application Server
• postgres – FME Server Database Server