Hi,
I have developed a Perl wrapper for Java code using
Inline::Java. It is a client-server model, where both
the client and server are in java.I have used the
Inline::Java to extend the java client functionality
to Perl too. So now a Perl client can talk to a java
Server.
I am also using Inline::Java callback to receive
callbacks from my application server. One of the
issues I faced during this process was that I could
not run two Perl scripts at the same time, one waiting
for callbacks and another perl client script invoking
my application server. The error I got was: "Could not
start Inline Java server on port 7890"
To resolve this, I did SHARED_JVM =>1.
So now in my script MY::Script.pm I have
use Inline (
Java => 'STUDY',
STUDY => [],
CLASSPATH=> $ENV{CLASSPATH},
SHARED_JVM=>1,
);
I have this code in my test script:
BEGIN { use_ok(MY::Script) };
included with my Perl module.
However, when I do
'make test'
the script hangs, and I usually have to kill java.exe
for it to work
This problem occurs only with SHARED_JVM => 1,
If I comment it out, 'make test' succeeds.
This problem occurs only on Windows XP.
On Solaris 10 there is a little delay, but the test
succeeds.
I don't know why this is happening.
I have installed Inline::Java without the JNI.
Do you think this issue will be resolved if JNI is
used?
Any help would be highly appreciated.
Thanks,
Sharmishtha
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