I just had one of my apps crash because of an un-clean shutdown. So I decided to actually implement that in phoenix. The tomcat services code is not yet working 100% for me so I decided to just use jdk1.3's Shutdown hooks (ie threads that get called when JVM is shutting down). Thus Phoenix should shutdown gracefully even if you control-c or kill -9 the process.
It will be implemented "properly" in the future but this works good enough for me .. interested to hear of any hassles using the current mechanism though.
That's really cool.
Re reraising another old subject for phoenix .. Some blocks want to shutdown the machine. Currently System.exit() is not blocked by permissions, it it can happen from anywhere ( a bad thing ). Could we have a ShutdownService or a some interface/callback to facilitate the above? I can help with teh coding Peter, but if you think it's still fatal, then say no more :-(
- Paul
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