I haven't confirmed this, but I heard that if you call System.exit() from a
servlet, it will bring down the server.
-bml
Scott Stirling wrote:
> Carlos Orrego wrote:
> >
> > If the jsp file is extensive or long the
> > compiled servlet works sometimes and then crashes the whole server.
>
> Not possible unless there's a bug in your VM, you are using JNI, your
> d.b. driver/connection pool is not thread safe, or there is some sort of
> resource problem such as running out of file handles or stack space.
> It's not possible because of the way Java works (and JRun is pure Java),
> and because JRun runs as a separate process from the web server.
>
> There are bugs (mostly syntax and i18n issues) in the JRun 2.3.3, build
> 153 implementation of JSP 1.0, but most or all of them have been fixed
> in the latest build, 155.
>
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> Scott Stirling
> Allaire Corporation
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