Dear multithreading/Java/C/JNI gurus, I have a slightly specific problem. I have a Java program that spawns threads. In the run() method, a call to C is made (via JNI), where at first, thread local v
Im currently cURLing the twitter API stream (http://stream.twitter.com/1/statuses/sample.json), so am constantly receiving data. I wish to stop cURLing the stream once i have retrieved X number of obj
I\'d like to be able to kill various programs mid-run using python. How would I go about this? Something like this:
I try to kill a MS sql server (8) process with a prepared statement in java. But I always receive the exception: com.microsoft.sqlserver.jdbc.SQLServerException: Line 1: Incorrect syntax near \'@P0\'.
1. I have 2 Activities, class A { I have called a service} class Service {I am running in the background. I was called by Class A, but I want to bring Class B in front and add text to Class B}
I am trying to figure out if there is a way to kill all processes by name and user. E.g. I want to kill all the Java instances run by user myuser.
We run application built by SAP which runs on IBM JRE. I can get the thread level CPU usage using ps -mp <PID> -o THREAD. Is there any similar way to kill a particular thread from OS (AIX 5.3)?
I am right now evaluating Hudson. Unfortunately I came across some problems with our test scripts. Which freezes the execut开发者_运维百科ion of the job.
What is the best way to secure background process/service from killing? I consider creating 2 or 3 services which will watch each other and start when they are stopped.
Using C# 4.0, I\'ve created a System.Diagnostics.Process that I expect to take a short amount of time to run. If for some reason the process hasn\'t exited after some amount of time (e.g, I\'ve called
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