Create new JVM instances

My question is about JVM instances. How do you create additional instances and how do you make sure that you are using the same instance? For example, if I execute an app like so
java StartDeamonhow can I make sure that when I execute a second app that it is running in the same JVM so that it interacts with the first app?
java StopDeamonAnd vice versa, how could I make sure that an app such as this one runs in a separate JVM so that it doesn't affect the processes in the previous JVM?
java KillAllDaemonsInThisJVMInstanceDoes that make sense?

would you mind elaborating on that? what options are
there for a custom solution? How do others do it if
not in Java? If I execute a second program, does it
automatically get put in the same JVM instance of the
first program? I'm assuming it does.No. In windows, for example, when you run a Java program you are really starting a new instance of java.exe. There is nothing built in for it to know to use an existing instance.
Do additional
JVM instances get created automatically? If so, what
is the criteria?Always using a new instance is the MO. If you want some other behavior you need to implement it yourself.
It's not easy. Even if you find an existing instance of the JVM, you need someway of sending it a message telling it to run your main method. Also, how will you be sure that the JVM is one created by your application and not some other application that won't appreciate your application crashing it's private party?
Do a search on these forums and you will find a bunch of solutions (many of which are probably unusable.)
Off the top of my head, you could use memory mapped files to mark whether your application is running. If a second instance is started, send a message to a port that will tell the first instance to create a second instance of your app (assuming there is only one application.)
Is the application a GUI or non-visual?

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1.
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The operation failed.. Instance: iasdb.test.xxx.ch Message: Keine Meldung für diese Exception definiert. Base Exception: java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError:nullKeine Meldung für diese Exception definiert.
the german text means: no message defined for this exception.
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2.
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You need to secure the HTTP Server and not the OC4J, remember that HTTP and WebCache are your frontends for any presentation layer, you need to modify ssl.conf and webcache in WebCache Admin page (in EM Console) to make them use ssl ports, as well as you want to use url with no port, you need to use port 443.
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Thanks.

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. . .Here is the correct syntax:
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I've been tasked with bringing up Oracle Access Manager 10g using OID as the directory server on a Windows Server 2003 box.
In the installation document and the install wizard it allows me to store policy and configration data in seperate OID instances.
Up to this point I have allowed the install wizard to automatically install OID schema changes to the port 389 instance. I now want to store policy data separately in an instance listening on port 390 but I can't figure out how to startup a new instance on port 390.
I have been trying to do this following instructions in Oracle Internet Directory Administrator's Guide and using the Windows Oracle Directory Manager UI but without any luck.
Any tips would be greatly appreciated
Thank you
Chris

If you need to install the software on a separate host you need to use Oracle Installer.
If you just need a separate OID server on an existing host you need to configure a new config set for OID.
Here you can use Oracle Directory Manager to do this (in the server management section of ODM). You can also use ldapmodify with the config parameters specified in a LDIF file.
See the Directory Admininstrator guide section "Oracle Directory Server Administration"
http://download-west.oracle.com/docs/cd/B28196_01/idmanage.1014/b15991/server.htm#i1024411
regards,
--Olaf

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