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From: Sayatovic, B. <Bri...@di...> - 2002-03-28 14:23:36
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I've tested this on two Win2k machines now. ...\javaw.exe -Xms8m -jar jedit.jar -background -nogui If I understand the documentation correctly, that shoudl start a jEdit = server without a GUI of its own, and have it listen for connections. My = intention is to avoid the start-up cost of jEdit by having it = omni-present. However, when I run this, I can opbserve the process in my Task Manager = for a few seconds and then it disappears. If I omit the "-nogui" = option, jEdit does start up, and a GUI displays., When I close the GUI, = the process persists (and then subsequent jEdit launches tap into the = remaining process). Is this a bug, or am I doing something wrong? Regards, Brian. |