Re: restart the JVM?
Re: restart the JVM?
- Subject: Re: restart the JVM?
- From: Colin Clark <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 4 Jun 2004 18:15:49 -0400
Hi Nathan,
The JVM is invoked when your start your application, and its lifetime
is scoped to it. In other words, when you quit your application, you'll
also terminate the JVM instance. It's not an application in the typical
sense that you can do a force quit on it.
Colin
On Friday, June 4, 2004, at 04:57 PM, Nathan Dumar wrote:
There have been a few times in the past that I could not track down a
bug ... and then the bug would disappear after restarting my computer.
I'm assuming (bad, I know) that restarting the JVM would accomplish
the same thing, and be much faster. Is this assumption right? Is
this possible to do without causing problems elsewhere? (Restarting
the Finder, for example, is harmless.) Does anyone know how to do it
in X.3?
Thank you,
Nathan
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