OK, thanks.
Luigi Lauro wrote:
On 27 Mar 2007, at 20:01, David Van Couvering wrote:
- Don't you need to close any open files on shutdown? This highlights
my ignorance of this area of the code...
I noticed now the 'on shutdown'.
Regarding persistent entities, no, I don't need to close anything, since
I don't really 'open' anything at all. I create/delete persistent
entities (which are self-contained operations and don't leave anything
open) and I hand Input/Output streams when I get requested for them. The
caller getting the InputStream/OutputStream will have to flush/close it
after usage, but that's its duty not mine.
Regarding shutdown cleaning, I was doubtful if I had to do something
(like deleting all the temporary files for example), but by asking here
and by checking the other implementations it seems not: no need to do
anything on shutdown in my case since I don't really have anything
'open' during operations.
