Clean way to bring back background process to foreground in shell script

As an example: I have working shell script which starts up weblogic (which will continue to run) and then do deployment At the end I bring background process back to foreground, so that shell script does not exit (Exited with code 0) #!/bin/bash set -m startWebLogic.sh & # create resources in weblogic # deploy war # ... jobs -l fg %1 I had to use set -m, to allow job control, but I also found it is not cleaniest way to use it in non-interactive shells. Is there a better way to handle it?