Hi,
news.gmane.org wrote:
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.
My platform is windows XP with java 1.5.0_06 and eclipse as a IDE.
The application is closed calling Runtime.getRuntime().halt(0);
have a look at these tools, tcpview.exe show what processes are
listening on which ports.
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/sysinternals/utilities/sysinternalssuite.mspx
Please try to use System.exit() and see, if it changes the behaviour.
If your process is still alive, you'll need to attach with a native
debugger to it, but you may only see something, when you have debug
enabled libraries.
A workaround may be to shutdown the listening socket before you
terminate the vm. However, the zombie process remains alive probably.
Bye,
Joerg
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