Thanks for the answers...but I don't think C++ sucks ;-)
Now I'm going to try the solution proposed by Alex Karasulu and I
will post here feedbacks about it !
Runtime.getRuntime().addShutdownHook( Thread hook )
Best regards Emmanuel,
Alessandro Torrisi
On 07/gen/06, at 17:44, Emmanuel Lecharny wrote:
Alessandro Torrisi a écrit :
I give my poor opinion on this. I think this is logically incorrect,
It's logically incorrect, I just tried to give you a workaround...
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++ ?
Because C++ sucks, when you have tried Java ;-)
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...
The GUI will work the same way than a service. What we need, here,
and you are right, is a way to shutdown correctly the server. We
don't have it currently, but we will work on it for sure ! (Any
help appreciated ;)
Then why when I start a simple SocketServer and accept connections
with that, I can start, restart or stop it as usual ?
What is the big difference ? Why I don't have to modify platform
parameters for a SocketServer ?
Another thing is that in the way you suggested I have to put all
necessary informations to modify parameters on all Unix platforms !
In Mac Os X I don't have a sysctl.conf !
yeah. My bad. We will dig this issue deeper and try to find a
better solution than this ugly workaround ;)
Sorry for the inconvenience...
-- Emmanuel Lécharny
