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> I had this problem once. The reason for it was that I had a "watchdog"
> servlet in my system that started a Timer thread that would periodically
> fire a time out event and then go around the system doing things like
> checking that all my DB connections were still good, and then sleep until
> the next time out. Apparently this sleeping thread interfered with the
> automatic shutdown process of JServ because JServ could never get a
> response from the thread within the automatic shutdown timeout
> period. Shutdown worked when I wasn't using that servlet.
in this case, you have to declare your thread as daemon
(with thread.setDaemon(true) )
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From: Dennis Doubleday <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Java Apache Users <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, October 19, 2000 3:36 PM
Subject: Re: JServ will not restart
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> At 09:09 AM 10/19/00, you wrote:
>
> >Unfortunately, Apache also fails to start JServ. Once I stop Apache for
> >any reason and restart it it will not restart JServ. The port will still
> >be in use and I think it shouldn't be. (I wait a couple of minutes before
> >restarting Apache).
>
> I had this problem once. The reason for it was that I had a "watchdog"
> servlet in my system that started a Timer thread that would periodically
> fire a time out event and then go around the system doing things like
> checking that all my DB connections were still good, and then sleep until
> the next time out. Apparently this sleeping thread interfered with the
> automatic shutdown process of JServ because JServ could never get a
> response from the thread within the automatic shutdown timeout
> period. Shutdown worked when I wasn't using that servlet.
>
> Perhaps you have a similar situation?
>
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