Hi,
> When the officebean is started in one of these programs and then the
> application is closed,
how do you do this closing ? Do you call System.exit() ? You need to
call System.exit(), as the office creates non-demon Threads for
interprocess communication.
What is your platform ? The tooling is very different on each platform
to get to know, which process listens on a socket or why a certain
process does not terminate.
Bye,
Joerg
news.gmane.org wrote:
Hello,
I have a complex java application using the officebean.
Almost everything works fine, but I have a problem:
my application is made up of several separated java programs which are
launched separately using:
Runtime.getRuntime().exec(ExecString);
One of these programs uses a socket on port 1893 to exchange some
internal control data and commands.
When the officebean is started in one of these programs and then the
application is closed, the socket hangs and the application does not
quit until i terminate the soffice.bin process in the task manager.
I can't post the application because it's really too much complex.
Have you got any ideas? Maybe 1893 is a reserved port for openoffice?
Is there a tool to check which java metod or thread is keeping the
socket? The YourKit Java Profiler did not help.
Thank you
Regards
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