On Jul 21, 2009, at 2:50 AM, Paul Hoadley wrote:
Hello,
I have an app deployed using JavaMonitor. I have a property
'acceptLogins=false' in Properties, which has the effect of
disabling non-superuser logins on startup. When appropriate, a
superuser changes the state of a variable in Application to allow
all logins.
Is a scheduled re-start via JavaMonitor a hard re-start? In
particular, is Properties re-read? (I should be able to answer this
myself in about 8 hours...) Ideally, I want the semantics here to
be "disallow logins on first launch, not again after every scheduled
re-start". Is there any way to persist this kind of state across a
scheduled re-start? (If all else fails, I can use the database, of
course.)
Yes, it is a hard restart. The JVM terminates and a new process
starts. You will need to use the database.
Chuck
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