Tony J. White wrote:
I see. But if you dlclose()-it, what happens to open resources, like open file descriptors, network sockets, etc? It seems to be a crude way of unloading the JVM...Actually, the JVM is unloaded by php. In the latest CVS the code from destroy_jvm() has been removed that tried to dlclose() the JVM. This was done because it is impossible to dlclose() a JVM because DestroyJavaVM() is broken in all JNI implementations.
Akos
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