What exactly will that do?
Aaron Starner | Systems Analyst
MCP | A+ Certified | Certified ColdFusion Developer
Full Service Networking | www.FullService.Net
[EMAIL PROTECTED] | 513.782.4200 x217
-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, May 09, 2001 6:08 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: JVM Question
Yeah, to get the 1.3.1 fix to work you have to add a javaarg for JRun:
In global or local.properties add:
user.javaargs=-Xrs
And that should do it.
Scott
-----Original Message-----
From: Aaron Starner
To: JRun-Talk
Sent: 5/9/01 5:00 PM
Subject: JVM Question
I have a customer that is running JRun 3.x with SP2(a?).
My company has taken ownership of this box recently from another
company.
This other company has installed the "dontdiejava.exe" as the Java
Executable for both the Default and Admin JRun Servers.
I tried to update the executable to the new (Release Candidate 2) 1.3.1
from
Sun.
That doesn't seem to solve the problem.
Here's the problem:
JRun is running as a service on Windows 2000/IIS5.
When the OS is logged off of, the JRun service with the new java.exe
stops.
Even when the machine is logged back onto, the service remains stopped.
Can someone give me some insight into why this occurs, and any possible
fixes for the issue.
We'd stay with the "dontdiejava.exe", but it seems to take up too many
resources.
At one time, as much as 168MB of RAM.
Thanks in advance.
Aaron Starner | Systems Analyst
MCP | A+ Certified | Certified ColdFusion Developer
Full Service Networking | www.FullService.Net
[EMAIL PROTECTED] | 513.782.4200 x217
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