glassfish_at_javadesktop.org wrote:
> Is this inside a web application? Because then you could use a Context Listener to stop the thread, clean the singleton when the web application is undeployed (as the Context Listener will be notified of such events).
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> If it is just inside an EJB module... I think the EJB spec does not like you creating your own threads... for these reasons among others. Not sure if there are any events/listeners for such modules. There were none last time I looked, but I have not used EJB in a long time :).
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No there are no listener support in EJB (yet).
But in EJB3.1, Singleton beans are first class citizens! I think the
application will be notified (using callbacks) about shutdown / undeploy
> Good luck!
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