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Hey, it's unix! (kind of :-)
You can always write a script
green-java:
#!/bin/sh
exec /usr/lib/jdk1.1.7/bin/java -green "$@"
and use that script as your java in jserv config.
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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
>
Ciao,
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