Paul, ok, I'll do that. But before, some more questions: (I'm pretty much sure what the answers will be - just want to make sure.)
- I found two avalon classes specific to hypersonic, both in package org.apache.avalon.hsql.blocks: HypersonicSQLHandler.java and DefaultHypersonicSQL.java I got them (versions 1.0) via CVS from apps. Am I missing something? DefaultHypersonicSQL.java doesn't implement Startable and Stoppable yet: - After processing initialize() hypersonic seems perfectly available. No need for start() then!? - My question may be stupid, but why is the hypersonic server currently created within the _configure_ method? - Is there any tech or design reason why Stoppable and/or Disposable is currently not implemented? Cheers. Joerg p.s. This link is just for reference: marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=avalon-users&m=103524242416022&w=2 Paul Hammant schrieb am 10.12.2002 um 07:15:33: >Joerg, > >If you want to give it a go, the component could (when >stop() is called) >issue a 'SHUTDOWN' request through JDBC to hypersonic. If >it waited say >5 seconds after caling it then hypersonic should shutdown >cleanly. See >Startable interface. > >- Paul > >>Hi. >> >>Whenever I shutdown or restart the hsqldb block or Phoenix >>as a whole via JMX (mx4j) web interface, >>hsqldb (hypersonic DB) doesn't get closed correctly but >>merely aborted. >> >>I submitted this to avalon@bugzilla and currently feel not >>capable of providing a quick solution myself. >>But can someone point me to where I can start from to try >>to fix this? >> >>Regards. >>Joerg >> >> >> -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
