Re: Help: Too many files open




"Tyrone Showers" <owensvikki@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:1zclg.82892$QU3.56529@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

I would just like to know if Java provides an API to determine your current
level of Open files e.g.,

Files.getCurrentOpenCount();

or

DatabaseConnection.getCurrentConnectionCount();

And if Java does provide such methods, is there a way to force the JVM to
close these lingering Opens.

For your second question, the answer is "probably no". How would the JVM differentiate between an open which is "lingering" and an open which is "critical to the correct functioning of this application"?

- Oliver

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