Sushil, WebSphere provides a way to define generic servers which you specify
the program to be executed. The admin server monitors the heart beat of
generic server like it does application servers (that can have ejb and web
containers). If a generic server appears dead, the application server will
restart it.
Regards, Jim V.O.
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>Subject: Support for Demon Process/Threads in J2EE compliant servers
>Date: Tue, 1 Aug 2000 17:16:03 -0700
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>Hi,
>
>I have a question about using J2EE servers for
>applications that need demon like processes to
>constantly check few parameters and take actions based
>on that - for example say you plan to build a demon
>process for auction engines that will finalize the
>winner of auctions based on end time of the auction
>and the highest bidder -
>
>Do J2EE compliant servers provide any build -in
>support to build such demons. Any ideas on the best
>way accomplish this task.
>
>Thanks!
>Sushil
>
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