Java code on a 2000 server

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Does anyone know if Java code runs in the background on a
2000 server? Is it part of the ongoing, background
processes or does it only run when required?

If it does run automatically, what are the names of some
of the processes that comprise Java? (I'm assuming I can
see it under running processes in the Task Manager)

Pat
 
Does anyone know if Java code runs in the background on a
2000 server? Is it part of the ongoing, background
processes or does it only run when required?

If it does run automatically, what are the names of some
of the processes that comprise Java? (I'm assuming I can
see it under running processes in the Task Manager)

Pat
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The only Java engine on Windows is in Iexplore. Internet Explorer
includes the Microsoft Virtual Machine which allows it to process Java
on web pages. I don't believe it will show up as an individual process.

Leonard Severt

Windows 2000 Server Setup Team
 
Java apps may be run in a host process. For desktop apps, it depends on
which VM they are using. Sun's VM will run in java.exe.

A J++ COM objects may run in any process that calls them as a COM object
(e.g. inetinfo.exe) and will run under the msjava.dll vm.

Pat
 
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