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In order to notify external (to AKKA) components in case an error occurred within an Actor, we use an ErrorHandler listener per one of the SO solutions.
Some errors require a complete process / JVM stop. In which case unless we call:
EventHandler.shutdown()
It keeps the process up.
What would be a clean way to shutdown JVM process in this case? And if we do need to use EventHandler.shutdown(), what would be the most logical ( AKKA? ) place to invoke it from?
If you’re running the Akka Microkernel it will be done for you. If you’re running it using an AkkaLoader in a ServletContainer, it will be done for you. Do you have a defined application lifecycle?