The bin/windup script needs to kill the Windup process that gets spawned by the bin/windup 'eval ...' statement. Both the windup.sh and windup.bat need to support this functionality.

The use case:

When Windup is ran in server mode using java, for example:

Process process = Runtime.getRuntime().exec("bin/windup", ... "--serverMode");

If you destroy the process, the process spawned by the bin/windup does not also get destroyed.

process.destroy(); // This does not kill the actual Windup process.

Examples of something similar to what we might need using 'trap' statement:

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/33851576/how-to-kill-all-child-processes-spawned-by-a-process-started-from-a-script-on-ki