Hi,
Thank you for your answer.
When I say "my thread crashes", I mean my thread stops in an unexpected
way, for example on an out of memory error, a NPE, or whatever.
I would like to check whether my thread is running, and I'm not sure to
want to relaunch it after such an error.
Ben
Le 05/10/2010 20:02, Mladen Turk a écrit :
On 10/05/2010 07:20 PM, Benjamin Watine wrote:
Hi
I use jsvc to start a deamon on an unix plateform. The service starts
and stops as expected, but if my thread crashes, the Deamon don't
stops and even restart an other thread.
I would like to monitor my thread, and if it crashes, the Deamon
stops, exits, and delete PID file. How can I do this ?
What do you mean by 'my thread crashes' ?
There is a shutdown method that if called with reload==true
will cause the jsvc to reload the jvm completely.
I need this to allow me to monitor that my service is running well.
If your jvm crashes (cores), jsvc will return 1.
You can create a shell script that will call jsvc again
in that case.
Regards
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