Starting New process (continous) from another java process

Hi,
I am running into a trouble in starting a new java process (continous process it is like daemon process ) from another java process.
Eg;
Caller.java runs on one JVM instance, from this Caller.java i need to start a daemon java process ConnectionManager.java (My caller.java should have to know whether ConnectionManager was successfully started as a seperate java process or not)
Also Caller.java has to stop ConnectionManager.java(which is running as seperate process)
Any help would be appeciated.
Thank you very much.

First of all the design is unusual. Your issue is basically intercommunication between two processes written in java. There are various ways to do that:
1. Use Persistent system(File/Database) : Easiest but have external dependency.
2. Use RPC calls both JVM,s little bit complex.
3. Run new JVM in debug mode and connect on bootstrap port.
4. Communicate using Sockets.
Whatever suits you...

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