Hi,
I'm in the process of securing the PL/Java signal handling routines.
Since a multi-threaded JVM is running and a signal can occur at any time
in any thread, I need to trap some of them and make sure that they are
executed in the main thread. Using Posix signals, this is easy. Here's a
sample handler:
static void pljavaStatementCancelHandler(int signum)
{ if(pthread_self() == mainThread) /* * Call original handler */
StatementCancelHandler(signum); else /* * Dispatch to main thread. */ pthread_kill(mainThread,
signum);/* Send it to main thread */
}
The mainThread was initialized when the handler was first registered.
From looking at the PostgreSQL signal handling routines for Win32, I
realize that several threads are involved already. Perhaps all signals
are indeed dispatched to the main thread already? I couldn't really
figure it out. I need help from someone who knows more about this.
Regards,
Thomas Hallgren
