[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Alessandro,
I give my poor opinion on this. I think this is logically incorrect,
because Java is potentially platform independent.
Setting some parameters on the platform I'm going to violate this
kind of contract, so why don't use C++ ?
And sorry I don't understand a GUI implementation to stop a
server...I want to do a unix service, I want to start, stop or
restart my service with the classic init.d concept...
As the other unix daemon, you should use the signals (like SIGKILL) to
catch events
from the OS and manage them as you want:
I don't know how to do that, but I know that you can capture the
signal of kill and run your own
events (i.e. do a correct shut-down disconnecting all the clients
connected and unbinding the ServerSockets,
and then call your System.exit() )
I've seen a snippit of code that work in this way for other java
programs, and I tested it on Winzoz and Linux in the same way.
Use a JVM shutdown hook which I think traps some signals.
@see Runtime.getRuntime().addShutdownHook( Thread hook )
Alex
