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Java Language we thought we would get valuable suggestions towards a
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to our problem
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Hello Everyone,
I would like to know if OS Interrupts can be handled through any means
in Java... We have a requirement wherein we have a C++ based SNMP Manager
sending a say "kill -2 <pid>" to a Java Thread..We would like the Java
process to do a proper clean up , run the finalize block and also do some
logging into a file..This is something like abrupt process killing..The
process in this case is a Network Application which handles Request theough
a socket by spawning a new thread for each new request. We would like our
interrupt handler understand the "kill -2 <pid>" command and then do a
proper cleanup, log the details like thread id , processing time etc and
then finally it should also not accept any more connections..
We are interested to know the mechanism if any that the "kill -2 <pid> "
kind of signals can be handled in Java in a network application scenario as
described above.
Any directions and help would prove extremely valuable to us.
Waiting for responses..
Thanks and Sincerely,
Bhagwandas
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