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Could someone give me a few reasons why an Application isn't terminating on close? `*THIS IS FOR A JavaFX APPLICATION*`

Hi there, I'm using windows 8, I was able to use all apps and enjoying them but unfortunately now, they will not open I click on the app's tile in start menu, it tries to open but after seeing the loading, suddenly it terminates and start menu comes up. I …

Hello. I am working on a Perl script that shoulld iterate through ~100 links from a MySQL table and test the links one at a time. I am using rtmpdump/mplayer to test the links (which are streaming videos), and I want to e-mail out a report after testing all the …

I've been working on this code for 2 days now and i finally think i got the while loop running correctly but now i cant seem to print the child process id's. The code starts with the parent process forking 3 child processes. Then the parent must wait till a …

How can I terminate resources in a safe way when JFrame is about to close? - If I put terminate() in the a finally block it runs before windowClosing(). - If I put terminate in windowClosing() it can't be accessed from an inner class. I am aware that I shouldn't …

i have a game in eclipse that when i used to run would open up and work but i made a couple changes to it and now it just runs for a couple seconds(doesnt open up any windows) and then it says terminated down by the console in eclipse?

I'm having trouble figuring out how to use exceptions to check if a file stream was created successfully. I know I can use if statements, but how do I do this using try/catch statements? It compiles successfully but it gives me an error when I supply a non-existent filename as …

the answer to this i found on the web was this: The AWT event dispatcher thread is not a daemon thread. You must explicitly call System.exit to terminate the JVM. and what i understand of it is that the thread which is terminated when we close a JFrame or Applet …

Hi, I have a for-loop, and in each iteration I have to open a dos-command. I use the subprocess module for this: [code=python] fid1=open("test.txt", 'w') p=subprocess.Popen(args, stdout=fid1, stderr=subprocess.STDOUT, shell=True) fid1.close() [/code] The output of the dos-command is written to the txt-file, but I still need to terminate the process p. …