Hi Dan,
>> but I don't know. In my J COM app, I put jObject.Do("2!:55]0") in my
>> shutdown hook.
I tried incorporating this to my JSession design that I used for the J .NET
tutorials and what's happening was I'm getting an invalid object reference
since J already quit when .NET's garbage collector tried to clean it. :P
Well, mileage may vary. ;) Something to try again in the near future.
r/Alex
-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected]
[mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Dan Bron
Sent: Wednesday, August 12, 2009 7:17 AM
To: 'Programming forum'
Subject: Re: [Jprogramming] C# and JEXEServer
John Baker wrote:
> 2) The Quit() does not shutdown the J server
I haven't tried to do this in years, but I remember that jObject.Quit();
didn't mean shutdownRightNow() it meant something
like shutdownJWhenTheParentApplicationShutsdown() . This may also address:
> 3) Exiting the C# app leads to an invalid memory reference in
> J. Probably related to not shutting down properly.
but I don't know. In my J COM app, I put jObject.Do("2!:55]0") in my
shutdown hook.
-Dan
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