> My blog entry actually recommends using the -Xint JVM argument to disable
> the Sun JVM HotSpot runtime optimizer. It doesn't recommend using a
> different JVM.
Steve, thanks for writing back and you're correct of course regarding
your post. The "general consensus" I was referring to was I found
elsewhere after researching the problem further. The bug parade entry
you link for example has a few folks saying they stopped the signal 11
errors by switching to Jrockit. I considered the -Xint workaround you
had mentioned but was hoping to avoid the performance hit you
mentioned and as mentioned in the comments to your post.
> Anyway, the problem you're running into is because while you changed the
> jvm.config JVM, you probably left the -server switch in the JVM args list.
> The Sun JVM 1.4 comes with server jvm.dll and a client jvm.dll, and the
> -server switch tells the JVM to use the server one which is more suited
> towards applications that are up a long time and load a lot into memory.
Actually I tried removing the -server switch and coldfusion seemingly
started without error, but when I hitting a page I got the following
error:
error There is no web application configured to service your request
I'm probably just missing something here as well?
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