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In my experience, these happen for only one of two reasons. Either you
have accessed an array past its boundries, or, you have written to the
NULL segment by using a null pointer as a target operand for an
assignment... The latter is harder to do in java...
Of course, I'm fairly new to java so my experience of 12 years of C,
C++, Fortran and others may not be applicable...
Edwin Lua wrote:
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> Has anyone had the experience of getting a segmentation violation error
> after copying a new .class file to the servlet directory (the directory
> where jserv does its automatic reloading when they are changed)? the error
> will cause jserve to 'die' or crash, but not apache...
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> apache v1.3 / solaris 7 / jserv1.0 / java 2.0
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> Thanks.
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