Re: Follow-up to my "QP0ZSPWT" question: why does Tomcat (or other Java application) even HAVE a separate job for the JVM?

Typically every Java application runs in its own JVM. Dots da vay it voiks.

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Subject: Follow-up to my "QP0ZSPWT" question: why does Tomcat (or other Java application) even HAVE a separate job for the JVM?

This is something I *should* already know, and yet what little
understanding of it I have isn't very deep. Could somebody who *does*
have a deep understanding please help to deepen mine?
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