Hello,
I'm starting jServer by using a shell with this code:
I'm currently using this code to shutdown a running jServer from code (inside a servlet handler):
It works - but is it the propper way doing a shutdown?
I can still see the process started the jar in TaskManager.
Thanks,
Thomas
I'm starting jServer by using a shell with this code:
B4X:
shServer.InitializeDoNotHandleQuotes("SvrStart", mstrJavaCmd, Array As String("-jar", Main.EXEC_SERVER))
shServer.WorkingDirectory = strDirSrv
shServer.Run(-1)I'm currently using this code to shutdown a running jServer from code (inside a servlet handler):
B4X:
Dim jserver As JavaObject = srvr.As(JavaObject).GetField("server")
jserver.RunMethod("stop", Null)It works - but is it the propper way doing a shutdown?
I can still see the process started the jar in TaskManager.
Thanks,
Thomas
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