Closing DataBaseManager shutdowns JBoss4.0 too

[ctaunk]

I'm sorry if this is not the right place to post this. I couldn't find any other relevant link on the JBoss web site.

If you close the DataBaseManager; it also shuts down the JBoss server. This is reproducible with the 4.0 release version.

You can start the DataBaseManager using the jmx-console.

[pilhuhn]

Sounds interesting. Show me the code.

[starksm64]

Then don't use it. You can also shutdown the server from the jmx console so if you don't want that, secure it or remove it.

[ctaunk]

What I don't understand is why should the App Server shut down when I close the HSQL DatabaseManager Applet?

[starksm64]

Because its an app that calls System.exit when it should not.

[genman]

In 1.7.2, you can add "-noexit" to the args you pass into DatabaseManager.main() and it won't quit...

[starksm64]

Ok, can you patch the service to do this by default.

[adrian.brock]

Slightly off topic:

Elias, can you apply your changes (including your other recent changes)
to the other active branches
Branch_4_0 and jboss-head

If you only apply them to jboss-3.2 they will get lost.
It also causes a big problem for other people who want to port fixes in the same
classes.

[ctaunk]

>>In 1.7.2, you can add "-noexit" to the args you pass into DatabaseManager.main() and it won't quit...<<

How would I do this from jmx-console?