JNI C-exit(1)

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ganeshamutha@gmail.com - 05 Mar 2007 12:31 GMT

Hi,,

A C-process (JNI thread) connected with some thread.. i found few
problem...

1. When I want to suspend i called wait().. it was
suspended .. if i want to ask it to resume i called notify() and
notifyAll() but JNI thread not resuming from where it is left. When i
say start it is starting from initial position and after few
suspend / start .. Java get crashing..

*** What could be the wrong on there? How do can fix it?

2. I am keep on checking the status instance
JNIEnv *envG; jobject objG;
jclass cls=(*envG)->GetObjectClass(envG,objG);
jmethodId mid=(*envG)-

>getMethodID(envG,cls"wait_here","()Z");

if( *envG->CallBooleanMethod(envG,objG,mid))
{
/**Some Iteration***/
}
i want to quit the exact JNI thread (C-process) if Java
thread returns the bool as true. how do can i kill the exact C-
process.. i have used exit(1) in C but it was closed all the thread
including Java..
**** how do can i stop the Process ? which approach will
easy either through C or Java?

Thanks in advance,
Ganesh.

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Gordon Beaton - 05 Mar 2007 12:55 GMT

> A C-process (JNI thread) connected with some thread.. i found few
> problem...

A C-process is not a JNI thread. Explain what you mean here.

> 1. When I want to suspend i called wait().. it was
> suspended .. if i want to ask it to resume i called notify() and
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
>
> *** What could be the wrong on there? How do can fix it?

Almost anything at all. When your application crashes it is most
likely not a problem with the logic (which you've described), but with
the code itself (which you haven't posted). The solution is to fix the
code.

> 2. I am keep on checking the status instance
> JNIEnv *envG; jobject objG;
[quoted text clipped - 6 lines]
> /**Some Iteration***/
> }

> i want to quit the exact JNI thread (C-process) if Java thread
> returns the bool as true. how do can i kill the exact C- process.. i
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
> **** how do can i stop the Process ? which approach will
> easy either through C or Java?

Make up your mind: are you talking about threads or processes?

The answer depends on how you started the thread (or process).
Possibly all you need to do is return from the method.

/gordon

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