On Mar 29, 2:20 pm, Streets Of Boston wrote:
> In short, don't call System.exit(). :-)
Or System.halt(). Or Process.killMeKillMeKillMeNow().
> On Mar 29, 5:10 pm, lordjoe wrote:
> > So my take on this is not only can I not COUNT on deleteOnExit()
> > behaving properly but I can basically count
Usually, calling System.exit() should not be done.
Depending on your manifest settings of your activity, it could be that
your activity is loaded into a process of another application. Calling
System.exit() will kill the entire application, not just your
activity.
In short, don't call System.exit(
So my take on this is not only can I not COUNT on deleteOnExit()
behaving properly but I can basically count on it never being called.
This raises one more question which might need a separate thread - is
it ever right for an application to call System.exit(). We are trained
not to do this but for
On Mar 29, 11:33 am, Mark Murphy wrote:
> > 2) When does an Application's JVM exit - assuming there is one JVM per
> > application.
>
> That is unclear and definitely varies. For example, the process may be
> terminated quickly enough that the JVM does not go through a normal
> shutdown procedure.
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