Vadim Gritsenko wrote:
Murray Altheim wrote:
Neil Cook wrote:
Murray,
That is a great description for any upgraders. It seems suitable for the
Wiki or a page on the Xindice website.
Please do. It was meant to be reused in whatever way is suitable.
Wikified:
http://wiki.apache.org/xindice/UpgradeTo11EmbedNotes
Wow. Pretty cool. Thanks!
Feel free to tweak if necessary :-)
BTW, you still might want to shutdown database -- with today's changes,
it will close all file descriptors properly.
Vadim,
I was literally just going to ask that question: what is the best
way to shut things down? I note there's a number of shutdown()
methods available.
You wrote earlier today:
[...]
> Ok, I've added IndexManager.close(), CollectionManager.close(), and
> implemented Collection.close().
>
> Now you can shutdown database using CollectionImpl.shutdown(), this will
> call Collection.close() on root collection, which should close
> everything. One downside... Need to integrate this with XMLTools.
Sorry to be a bit dense about this. So just to be sure, since we've
got my code example on the Wiki page, to shutdown would I call
rootCollection.shutdown();
and that'd be it? It would also shut down the DatabaseInstanceManager
and CollectionManagementService? Or would these still need to be
shutdown separately? In my 1.0 code I had to shut them down separately
when I shut down the kernel.
I think you've answered this but just want to be sure (since the
consequences of not shutting down correctly can be pretty severe).
Thanks,
Murray
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