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Look into setting a THREADSFLAG environment variable. I think
thats the right name, but I'm working from memory. Should be able
to find references to it on Blackdown's site, but it is definitely
off-topic here...
Russ
Larry Linville <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 10/08/99 08:21:52 AM
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Serv Environment ? on Apache/Jserv
I'm running Apache 1.3.6 on linux with Jserv 1.x.
Recently, I've upgraded my JDK 1.1.5 to blackdown's
JDK1.2pre-v2. Before the upgrade my "javac" and
server environment used the greenthreads, since my
switch to JDK1.2 my JDK is defaulting to the native
threads which is causing some kind of crash dump in my
JVM whenever I "javac" or a .jhtml or servlet is invoked
from the browser. By using "javac -green filename.java"
I'm specifying the use of greenthreads, and everything
then compiles correctly since it knows to use greenthreads.
My question is, is there anyway I can have my environment
default back to the greenthreads so that (A) I don't have
to type "javac -green filename" to compile my code, and
(B) so that upon a web request it knows to use greenthreads
instead of defaulting to the native threads?
Thanks
- Larry
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