>> Guys, while all these tips are really useful I still have to click on
>> something!!! I'm simply used to the old PB (Windows) behaviour that
>> you could have
>> the app stopped upon the next build. I don't want to remember pressing
>> a
>> button to stop the current running app before re-running it. This is
>> not only
>> burdensome but also costs me a lot of nerves. Sorry if I'm a little bit
>> nitpicking here.
>>
>> I've come up with a solution that requires a little bit code: in my
>> Application.java I start up the app as normal but I catch the
>> exception that occurs
>> when the port is already in use (I use -WOPort). Then I send my
>> running app a
>> DirectAction that terminates it. Sure, this needs some custom code but
>> I'm
>> happy with that solution ...
>>
>> If anybody is interested, I'm of course willing to share the code ...
>
> Yes, please share it.
Ok, so find attached the version of Application.java I'm using. I'll leave
the (obvious) generalization as exercise for the user ;-)
-dirk
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