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on 1/28/00 11:39 AM, Wilks, Dan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Java.exe - Application error
> The instruction at "0x5040b13" referenced memory at "0x060f43cc". The
> memory could not be read.
>
> When I look at a stack trace, (what little) it shows is
>
> ZIP! 5040b1d3
> ZIP! 504024ed
> SYMCJIT! 503eef66
>
> I understand this is the JVM crashing and not JServ (or apache) throwing an
> exception. Is there any additional information that is relevant?
Try turning off the JIT. You might also try switching to green threads. (do
one at a time so that you can isolate what might help fix the issue).
> Same configuration using JServ 1.0 works fine. I am going to rebuild jar
> files w/o compression to see if that has an effect.
Another good idea. The fact that this works with 1.0 fine is bothersome, but
the fact that this is a JVM crash and not specifically a JServ crash is a
much much larger issue. The JVM should never crash. Period. The fact that it
is crashing within the JServ context really has nothing to do with JServ
directly since JServ is just java code. It may be putting the JVM into a
state that allows the crash, but again, the crash should not happen so it
really isn't JServ.
Here is what I suggest that you do to help everyone:
Attempt to isolate the code that is causing the crash so that it can be
duplicated without JServ directly in the middle. If you can do that, then
send a nice bug report to Sun so that we all can benefit. ;-)
-jon
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