Hi Anton, sorry i haven't replied earlier. The native code is ok. It
works perfectly without Tomcat. It's related to reloading web
application. I've actually worked it out. But by taking a bit differen
way.
Bests
daniel
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From: Anton Tagunov [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi, i've got a simple application with a couple of servlets using one
shared object. The problem is that this shared object uses native libs
and there is no way to avoid it. And whenever servlet gets the instance
of this shared object, Tomcat crashes and also crashes the whole JVM.
When i use this
Hi,
Have you tried synchronizing access to the native methods? Yes.
Does Tomcat and the JVM crash when you only have one servlet using the
native code?
Yes, everything crashes when the first servlet gets the instance of
shared object. Lets say the shared object is called Data. The servlet
gets
Hi,
...If tomcat is running behind apache httpd? I just want to get rid of
.htaccess files.
Bests
daniel
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