We have a CORBA application written in Java that we want to always be running (it watches for MAC address change notifications and processes them). However, it's having problems during the nightly backup fo the SSdb to the standby servers as it crashes and doesn't come back up. I'm sure there's a way that we could have Solaris Daemonize the process and then cause it to restart when it goes down, but I figured that making a file in the /$SPECROOT/lib/SDPM/partstlist directory would be a more graceful way to accomplish this.
Is this the way we should go about implementing our application so that it would automatically start and daemonize when Spectrum starts, and handle the hiccup that occurs with server backups? Is there any documentation on this? -- Brett Davis IT Network and Security Operations Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA) Purdue University YONG 605 Phone (765) 49-62304 wbda...@purdue.edu
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