On 23/10/17 14:53, Andrea Lo Pumo wrote: > Since now, I have always assumed that init() is called once, and no > more. Now I am not sure anymore. My doubt is that init() can be called > a second time, after destroy() has been called, for example, if the > program is restarted by Jsvc. Is this so?
No. If jsvc performs a restart, it will be a new process. > If yes, I should use a > static variable "alreadyInitialized" and do nothing in init() if it is > true, at least for things that have not to be done more than once. Not applicable. > A second question: when does Jsvc restart the program exactly? If the jvm stops without jsvc explicitly stopping it. > If I > kill the program, or use -stop. It simply stop()s and destroy()s and > exits. I have been able to simulate a restart using System.exit(123). The kill probably kill jsvc. > Are there other cases when Jsvc restarts the program? Not to my knowledge. Mark --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: dev-unsubscr...@commons.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: dev-h...@commons.apache.org
