Shutting down an Activatable Service

Hello,
I'm trying to implement a shutdown feature for my Activatable services.
In spite of unregistering the ActivationID from the Activation system, and unexporting the service, I find the JVM spawned by rmid lingers around and does not terminate.
if ( activationID != null ){
try {
Activatable.unregister(activationID);
} catch (Exception debug){
debug.printStackTrace();
boolean unexp = false;
//Try to unexport nicely
unexp = Activatable.unexportObject(this, false);
//Force the unexport
if ( !unexp ) Activatable.unexportObject(this, true);
Can anyone shed some light or tell me what I'm doing wrong ?
Thanks

All you have to do is call Activatable.inactive().I have tried calling Activatable.Inactive() to terminate the JVM without success. Instead I get an exception stating that the object is already inactive, meanwhile the JVM still lingers.
I called the Activatable.inactive from my client program, perhaps this is my problem. Should I call it from within my remote object?

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