From: "Caldarale, Charles R" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
By definition _all_ -X parameters are non-standard, but there are quite a few you simply can't avoid using (-Xmx being the obvious example). It would seem like JRockit took the wrong turn here, since -Xrs has been used to reduce JVM signal usage for many, many years.
As someone else suggested, why don't you simply edit the registry entry generated by the installer and change the -Xrs to -Xnohup?
I acknowledge that all -X parameters are non-standard and would agree that JRockit seems to have made an odd choice in not supporting -Xrs. But having said that, I still think it should have remained a parameter to be explicitly set when calling the installer (seems to have changed to hard-coded around 5.0.22 or so?).
With regards to the registry, the installer does not appear to create an entry that explicitly defines the -Xrs parameter. If it did it would be an easy change as has been suggested. The ...>Parameters>Java>Options entry defines the various -D parameters being used but does not define -Xrs. I tried adding -Xnohup to this entry but no change in results.
(sorry if this message double-posts)
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