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From: Anat H. <an...@en...> - 2006-04-07 06:27:23
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Leif and David - thanks for the quick replies. Leif Mortenson wrote: > In most cases, setting a hard number of restarts of 5 would be bad for > an application > that crashes once in a while. It would restart 5 times over say a > month and then > suddenly fail to come up a 6th time. This is why the successful > invocation time > exists to allow this counter the be reset. I understand this. In my case, however, I don't want to allow any crashes of the application. In any case, I'd like to know of these crashes, so I could fix the bugs causing them. This is especially importance in a service version, where people are likely to forget that the application is even running, and so wouldn't notice frequent crashes, as long as the application restarts. I have no problem using the workaround of setting a large value for max invocations, if you don't think this could interest other people. Cheers, Anat |