this is a known bug of ibm jdk1.3. is doesn't terminate all threads
correctly. as far as I know there's no known workaround. we use a utility
named supervise to start, stop and automatically restart the vms of our
java server apps. it has options to kill (-9) all subprocesses (i.e
threads) of supervised process. that does help but of course doesn't shut
down the server gracefully.
regards,
robert
At 12:41 25.05.00 , you wrote:
> This is just about the first time I've used IBM JDK 1.3 for Linux.
>When I run jBoss, Ctrl-C doesn't stop it - I have to suspend and then kill
>the process. Is there a better way to shut it down? Does this 1.3
>implementation always eat the Ctrl-Cs, or does jBoss do something special?
> On the other hand, it did build and run without errors on the
>first try... :)
>
>Aaron
>
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