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Last Post 06 Jan 2010 05:27 PM by  anon
Restarting a Java-IDL bridge session
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06 Jan 2010 05:27 PM
    Using the IDL export bridge to run some IDL methods from within a Java program.  Been having problems with occasional bad data that crashes the IDL program (specifically a NAN for numeric values), giving the "execution halted" error, after which .  I can run checks to sanitize the input but would like to have the more general solution of restarting my bridge session when this happens.    I have a listener that catches the error output and tries to restart the bridge, code for initialization is below     public static java_IDL_connect getBridge() {         return getBridge("default_process" + Calendar.getInstance().getTimeInMillis());     }         public static java_IDL_connect getBridge(String name) {         java_IDL_connect connect = new java_IDL_connect();         connect.setProcessName(name);              JIDLProcessInitializer myinitializer = new JIDLProcessInitializer(JIDLProcessInitializer.LICENSING_RUNTIME);           connect.createObject(myinitializer);         String idlName = "idlName";         String procName = /*SDOConstants.ROOT_DIR*/ System.getenv("HOME")  + "/" + "localidl/CoordinateTransform";         connect.setIDLVariable(idlName, new JIDLString(procName + ".sav"));         connect.addIDLOutputListener(new ErrorCatchListener());         connect.executeString("RESTORE, idlName");         return connect;                     }   It hangs on the restart attempt at createObject().  The Calendar-time thing is to guarantee a different process name but has not helped.  Anyone have ideas on how to get this to work?
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