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System:
Win95
Apache 1.3.9
JServ 1.1b3
Im running JServ seperately from Apache due to JVM crashing problems
when Apache attempts to load the JVM wrapper. Is it desireable to
cleanly shut down JServ (ie. not using ctrl-alt-del)? If so, how would
you do that on Win9x?
By the way, if anyone is using Win9x and having problems with the JVM
crashing I suggest the following solution:
1) Use IBM Runtime 1.1.8 instead of Sun. It seems Sun's VM (versions
1.1.8 and 1.2.2 to be specific... 1.1.8 dies on my system before it even
gets started) has a few bugs which cause it to die on Win9x. (this was
happening to me quite frequently)
2) If this doesnt fix the problem, you can run JServ seperately using
the following command:
[ibm-root]\jre\bin\jrew.exe -cp
[jserv-root]\ApacheJServ.jar;[jsdk-root]\jsdk.jar org.apache.jserv.JServ
"[apache-root]\conf\jserv.properties"
replace the [] with its associated full file path. As long as the
mod_jserv module loads correctly, it does not appear to matter when
JServ is started. This means that, with or without JServ running,
Apache http will still function. This method may actually be more
desireable than having Jserv run as part of Apache because, this way, if
JServ crashes (not that anyone is running large workload servlets for
Win9x) it doesnt take down the rest of Apache, and JServ can be easily
restarted.
So, anyways, oppinions about clean shutdown?
- MG
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