Graceful shutdown of NT service (beasvc)??

f you run weblogic as a service, you can specify a stopclass using the -stopclass:
parameter to beasvc. This stopclass is supposed to get called when Windows shuts
down the service.
If you stop the service from the Windows Control Panel, it works fine and the
stopclass is invoked thus gracefully shutting down weblogic.
If you stop the service by doing a System restart or shutdown (like from the windows
taskbar choosing Start->Shutdown or Start->Restart), then the weblogic service
does not get gracefully shutdown, and the stopclass does not get invoked.
It appears that windows simply kills the weblogic service by killing its process,
and does not allow it to shutdown cleanly. Perhaps beasvc is not listening and
handling the appropriate Windows events.
Does anyone have an idea how to get beasvc to shut down gracefully when the computer
is restarted or shutdown? Is this a bug with beasvc?

Its not exactly graceful but I've always done a reload with the console plugged in, then when the BIOS messages come up for accessing the flash (before the disk scan), I power it off. The theory is the disks have been cleanly shutdown and the linux subsystem will flushed the filesystems and the content engine isn't actually running. If there is a command I'd like to know it as well.
regards
Mark

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