Here is my jsp test case (again .. sigh) - I had to rename it to txt
file so mozilla would attach it.
-Tim
<%
Thread foreverThread = new Thread() {
public void run() {
for(int i=0;i<5000;i++){
System.out.println("Iteration: " + i);
try {
Thread.sleep
If a System.exit() was called - then it was an abnormal shutdown. The
normal(good) shutdown occurs when all non-daemon threads peacefully quit
and the JVM stops running. In this case - I have no idea what the exit
code is. I wanted to be able to signify that System.exit was called.
Since the st
Here is the patch to StandardServer.java and LocalStrings.properties.
Synopsis:
New property: shutdownWait if greater than zero. Then to the end of
shutdown, a new daemon thread is created which sleeps for {shutdownWait}
seconds. When (and if) the Thread wakes back up, it prints to
System.out(