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Mar 11.2006

Hi In my application, I am using:

if(choice == 4)
System.exit(choice);

And it won’t exit the app, any ideas?

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@chazzyMar 11.2006 — and choice is an int right?

What about Runtime.getRuntime().exit(choice);

does that work any differently in your use?
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@comptech520authorMar 11.2006 — I forgot to tell you that I am using the console (eclipse)
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@Khalid_AliMar 11.2006 — [b]

Runtime.getRuntime().exit(choice);

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is prety much the same as System.exit();

however my guess is that System.exit is not being called at all?

Did u make sure that choice==4 at all?
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@comptech520authorMar 11.2006 — Thank you for your help ?
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@comptech520authorMar 11.2006 — By the way whats easier, Java or C++?
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@Khalid_AliMar 11.2006 — java.....and am glad to be of help...:-)
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