Re: Can you crash a Java App to generate java.crash.log?

• Subject: Re: Can you crash a Java App to generate java.crash.log?
• From: Mike Hall <email@hidden>
• Date: Thu, 30 Sep 2004 17:18:51 -0500
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Glen Fischer
>| Launching the application this way might make it more responsive to the kill signal. 

>Nope. Whether an application responds (or not) to a signal is entirely up to the application. 

For ctrl-\ Terminal and specifically command line entered and not script run (or  at least not .bat which is where I'm at for the moment) launched seems to be required which implies some difference to something other than the application I think. Possibly this is the one way signals propogate correctly or not. more likely this is the only way the key sequence generates the signal. But again I don't see how this is up to the application.

Mike Hall 
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