Mike and Paul and Scott,
thanks for your responses. I be an OEM. Also, it's true I probably should be
using the support line,
but before becoming an OEM I tried using the support avenue and it wasn't
very helpful. We're just just getting set up so I'll see if we now have a
more responsive avenue to resolving issues like these.
Getting back to the exit() issue, We are "embedding" JRun in our app to take
advantage of being in the same VM. In fact, to me, the very definition of
"embedding" is running in the same vm. Otherwise it would just be an another
out-of-process server using Corba/sockets for IPC.
It's clear that the exit() problem is the result of cutting corners in the
implementation to avoid having to be responsible for cleanly
stopping/restarting services. I understand that completely, but it's just
that Allaire is trying to get OEM business and advertises JRun as
embeddable, and exiting is just unacceptable behavior.
So Scott, the info in this message should be the real-world situtation you
asked for.
I read that Scott has logged it as a bug, and hopefully it will get fixed by
the next release.
My whole point in my original post was just to get some visibility to this
problem that I was unable to get going through the regular support line.
thanks,
-randy
Evolve Software, Inc
-----Original Message-----
From: Mike Hogarth [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Sunday, August 27, 2000 11:50 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: Another Example of the problem with JRun3.0 exit() behavior
Randy:
Have you thought of figuring out a way to use a separate VM for your
application? Not knowing your application, not sure that is feasible. Would
be prudent to separate your app's VM dependence from JRun's for the reason
you just mentioned.
--MH
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