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A not-so-ugly hack:
I wrote a wrapper for a Java application I was helping develop a while back.
The wrapper was written in C on UNIX and was responsible for starting the
JVM and handling logging and signals, etc. The trick I used was to create
"pipes" from my native app and hook them up to stdin, stdout, stderr of a
child process containing the code to actually bring up the JVM. That way,
I could handle a SIGHUP and rollover the logs or whatever, just like Apache
does. And anything written to System.out or System.err from within the JVM
was captured and written to the log.
I haven't looked at the JServ code in any detail, though, so I don't know
the effect of something like this on the current socket connection to Apache.
My guess is that it should be doable. A similar platform-specific wrapper
could be written for Windows as well.
My time is pretty limited, but I could at least explain this idea in more detail
if someone is interested in implementing it...
Russ
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on 10/28/99 12:23 PM, Rusty Wright <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Here's an ugly solution; have all the messages go back to apache so it
> can do the logging.
Not possible with the current protocol. Also, this would be a huge amount of
overhead. Ugly suggestions don't help much. ;-( We need to strive to produce
quality software not ugly hacks. ;-(
-jon
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