How to trap System.exit() in code called from JNI?

You are SOL unless you want to learn to use ASM to edit the java bytecode.

That's super disappointing, but thanks for the answer! – PerilousApricot Dec 28 '10 at 17:56.

You do not need bytecode editing for so simple case, a lot of security handling is implemented in the good old java. System. SetSecurityManager(SecurityManager) throw some Error (like ThreadDeath) in checkExit() and assuming System.

Exit(int) erm Runtime.getRuntime(). Exit(int) is invoked in the same thread, it should do it.

Sure enough. Righter than me. – bmargulies Nov 5 at 20:46.

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