Tony J. White wrote:
well, I traced it and _never_ saw a call to jvm_destroy() in the java extension code.After reviewing the thread, I think the problem you are experiencing is related to the fact that each instance of PHP is running a seperate JVM. It's not that the JVM is being destroyed.Therefore when you have apache running with say 5 httpd children, you will be running 5 seperate JVM's each with it's own environment. So if you tried to keep a Java variable active from request to request, it would disappear once your apache KeepAliveTimeout was up. Does that sound about right?
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