Soft-restart of Java node by using command line utility

Hello,
Could anyone advise whether there is a way to soft-restart the java node by using a command line utility (if there is one)?
I would like to script to run in unix.
Kind regards,
Murad.

Thank you for all your reply.
Does Jcmon issue soft-restart?
We have problem with Veritas Cluster. When there failover occurs, Java nodes appears to be online when we check from SMICM, but in fact it looses connection to the central instance. We have to issue a soft-restart for each java node to create connection again. It is a known bug and this only can be fixed by using replicated enqueue server. This only available in SP, which we can not apply right now. What I want to do is to create a script to automate the soft-restart which will be run just after failover.
Thanks,
Murad

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