Shell script for start stop and restart standard

Hi,
I'd like to know if there's a standard template for shellscript for a kind of stop|start|restart execution of a server or stub.
If you have any link or some info that explain how to do that nicely it would be nice!
Thank you

There's plenty of live examples in /etc/rc.d

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