Well, it took me a while, but I managed to get a working solution. Running a process as a background process (with the -Jb argument) prevents jPML from deciding it's orphaned and trying to kill it. Unfortunately, this had the knock-on issue of preventing me from using the INPUT statement, since a background process isn't supposed to have access to stdin. I got around *that* by using a C function to pull what I needed from stdin (which I replaced with a socket that communicates with another process). Now it works fine, doesn't die unexpectedly, and doesn't prevent other things from running thanks to the problems jPML has.
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