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It's nice to have comments from others. I learned A LOT reading coments!

I admit that the method that I proposed it's somewhat drastic, but very 
simple to implements!

If I must decide which method to use, I'll choose sockets. It's reliabe and 
doesn't require the rmiregistry running.

Of course, comments are wellcome! :)

Quique.-

C. Lamont Gilbert wrote:

> I assumed he meant politely,  not Rudely!  :-)
> 
> seriously though, i though he meant programatically, non run away/lock up
> type of thing.
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> "Enrique Rodr�guez" <anakin@conectate.com.uy> wrote in message
> news:3b6f1dac_2@dnews...
>> Another aproach is to send a KILL signal to the JVM and catch it with a
>> shutdown hook.
>>
>> // somewhere in the daemon (server) initilizing code.
>> Runtime.getRuntime().addShutdownHook(new Thread() {
>>         public void run() {
>>                 // here goes the cleanup code.
>>         }
>> });
>>
>> I have using this aproach for a while and it worked ok.
>>
>> To send a SIGKILL form an UNIX like OS, just type kill <pid> where pid is
>> the process id of the JVM. To get the pid use the ps command.
>>
>> I've created one shell script wich takes the start and the stop
>> parameter.
>>
>> Some times, for some reason, the JVM doesn't get killed and i must kill
>> it with kill -9. If some one knows... I think this is a Blackdown's port
>> "feature" :)
>>
>> I'm using JDK 1.3.0 from Blackdown in Linux 2.2.17.
>>
>> I don't know how to kill an application from window's dos box. If some
>> one knows, please tell me! I'm curious :)
>>
>> Quique
>>
>> C. Lamont Gilbert wrote:
>>
>> > RMI seems like the most organized way in this instance.
>> >
>> >
>> >
>> > "Andrey Ptashinskiy" <ptash@mail.ru> wrote in message
>> > news:3b6e8071_1@dnews...
>> >> Hi, All!
>> >> How to close one java console from other? For example, like Tomcat.
>> >> I have some thoughts, to use:
>> >>     1. socket for sending some message
>> >>     2. RMI
>> >>
>> >> Details:
>> >> I have some MyClass
>> >> To run it: "java MyClass -start"
>> >> It run in the same console. But I need to stop execution. It may be
> made
>> >> from other console.
>> >> For example: "java MayClass -stop"
>> >>
>> >> What can you offer?
>> >> Andrey.
>> >>
>> >>
>> >
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