[omniORB] Hello and Native NT Thread problem.

[Byrneham, Chris]

Hi,

I hope this is the correct way to reply to the list.

Can you elaborate on why you want to use TerminateProcess to end a
process?
It's a ghastly way to end a process. Search for TerminateProcess in the
MSDN. 
There are many other, safer ways of ending a process so that it still
has control.
For instance a named event to signal the process to end, or a private
message. 

>Sorry I can't help with the "(CreateThread(...)), the server crashs during
the call to impl_is_ready." But perhaps you have answered your own
>question, use omnithread?  
>
Regards

Chris Byrneham. Maplestar Consultants Ltd.


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>From: 	Jean Francois Denise[SMTP:jfd@silicomp.fr]
>Sent: 	17 April 1998 17:26
>To: 	omniorb-list@orl.co.uk
>Subject: 	[omniORB] Hello and Native NT Thread problem.
>
>Hello everybody,
>I'm new to this mailling list. 
>I'm a softare developper involved in a team trying to make applications
>plugable on a Bus using an ORB.
>At the present time we are using Orbix... A lot of bugs have been found.
>Iona have problems to fixe them, that's why we would like to switch to a
>new ORB. We are now trying OmniORB2.
>
>I have a problem using native NT threads and impl_is_ready.
>When making a call to impl_is_ready from a native NT thread
>(CreateThread(...)), the server crashs during the call to impl_is_ready.
>
>When using the omnithread it works find. 
>
>I still have a problem using omnithreads. Randomly I kill my process
>using TerminateProcess. Time to time the server is not killed and I am
>enable to kill it.
>
>Hopping to hear from you.
>
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