On 04/01/2013 01:49 PM, Olivier Lemasle wrote:
Hi,
I'm using Apache Commons Daemon and jsvc to run my Java program as a daemon
on GNU/Linux, using Daemon interface.
I'd like to have two "stop" actions:
- a simple "stop" which cancels new tasks and waits for the completion of
active tasks on my application, and then stops;
- a "force-stop", which cancels new tasks, interrupts the active tasks,
and stops.
Is there a way to do this with Jsvc? When I use "jsvc -stop ...", the
method stop() in my class implementing the Daemon interface is called, and
I have no choice to "force-stop". Could you please suggest a way to solve
my issue?
You can implement user signal (SIGUSR2) interface which will call signal()
method
and there you can do what you wish. But I didn't tried to stop the JVM.
Regards
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