Re: [ Joseph Shraibman ] how do I debug dgc?

I didn't unexport it.  I don't want remote refs to be dropped right
away, but when they are dropped I want the jvm to exit.  In my test
there were never any remote refs held except by rmiregistry and it still
didn't exit.

Gregg G. Wonderly wrote:
> > That doesn't help me.  I have no threads of my own running, so only rmi
> > is keeping the jvm alive.
>
>
> The thread dump will show you which threads are running.  That is my point.
> If you've already done this, and know that it is only the RMI thread, then,
> you need to also check that you have unexported the object.  If you unexport
> with false, then all remote references must also be dropped.  If you unexport
> with true, then all remote references will be dropped automatically.
>
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