application-restart

This question already has an answer here: How can I restart a Java application? 13 answers I want to implement reset feature in my application which cleans up some directories, copies files etc. then in order to complete the process I need to restart it. How to make application reruns itself? I think opening second instance and closing this one would be enough, altough it is not real restart. My application's core is class extending JFrame but there is lot of static blocks which read class's extensions when the program is executed. I need to restart programatically my application so all of the

I have an application which starts a Remote Service in its first launched activity. Then, in another activity, the user can set the configuration of the application. Please note that this second activity isn't bound to the Service and I don't wish to bind it. Now my question is : how could I restart the whole application from the second activity, after changing the configuration settings? For now, I am using a button which onClickListener is : public void onClick(DialogInterface dialog, int which) { sauvegarde(); Intent i = getBaseContext().getPackageManager().getLaunchIntentForPackage

I went through almost every post here regarding the matter but most of them doesn't explain what to do properly. To the question: I created a javaFX application, a dice game, human player vs. computer, but during any time while playing the game human player should be able to click button "new game" and what it should do is to restart the game from beginning. I tried relaunching the stage again but in javafx we cannot call the launch method twice. 1)Is there a way i can implement this without restarting the whole application? 2)if not how can i restart the application completely using a button

Possible Duplicate: How to prevent an ASP.NET application restarting when the web.config is modified? Was just thinking about uptime. Thanks. SLaks Yes, you can; see this answer . However, it is not a good idea. Until ASP.Net restarts the AppDomain, it will not look at web.config . If you change web.config , your changes will have no effect until the AppDomain is restarted. You can create an external settings file and then reference it in your web.config. You will need to change the attribute "restartOnExternalChanges" to false in your machine.config file. See: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us

In my web application Application.End is called after every request for some reason and the application is restarted. When I set a breakpoint in Applicaion_End I don't get a useful stack trace. Furthermore, there are no entries in Event Viewer. According to MSDN, the following could cause an application restart: Adding, modifying, or deleting assemblies from the application's Bin folder. Adding, modifying, or deleting localization resources from the App_GlobalResources or App_LocalResources folders. Adding, modifying, or deleting the application's Global.asax file. Adding, modifying, or

I want to build my application with the function to restart itself. I found on codeproject ProcessStartInfo Info=new ProcessStartInfo(); Info.Arguments="/C choice /C Y /N /D Y /T 3 & Del "+ Application.ExecutablePath; Info.WindowStyle=ProcessWindowStyle.Hidden; Info.CreateNoWindow=true; Info.FileName="cmd.exe"; Process.Start(Info); Application.Exit(); This does not work at all... And the other problem is, how to start it again like this? Maybe there are also arguments to start applications. Edit: http://www.codeproject.com/script/Articles/ArticleVersion.aspx?aid=31454&av=58703 I use similar

I have an app that crashes after the RAM memory is cleared. I cannot use the onSavedInstanceState because of the current implementation. So, does anybody know, how could I just restart the app when the user tries to open it from Recent Apps? I already tried this code in the Main activity which is the base class for all activities: if (isFirstApplicationStartUp()) { Intent i = new Intent(this, Main.class); startActivity(i); } isFirstApplicationStartUp() is a boolean set to true from a class which extends Application (in onCreate). But this implementation does not work as desired as the previous