#12 if jms provider host is not found, the server gets hosed
If the hostname in the jms.provider URL is non-existant (or is not resolvable for whatever reason), then the server will continue accepting connections, but does not respond to any commands.
This can probably be caught and dealt with.
Here is a hint:
java.lang.RuntimeException: java.net.UnknownHostException: java1.zebware.com
at com.lyrisoft.chat.server.remote.ChatServer.getName(ChatServer.java:760)
at com.lyrisoft.chat.server.remote.command.Stats.process(Stats.java:23)
at com.lyrisoft.chat.server.remote.CommandProcessorRemote.process(CommandProcessorRemote.java:114)
at com.lyrisoft.chat.server.remote.ChatClient.incomingMessage(ChatClient.java:216)
at com.lyrisoft.chat.server.remote.ReaderThread.normalRun(ReaderThread.java:39)
at com.lyrisoft.chat.server.remote.ReaderThread.run(ReaderThread.java:71)
After looking at the stacktrace, it's actually not the jms.provider, but rather the getName() call that fails! Shit!