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I did have that problem but it was an actual problem with my servlets. Not
fully understanding the load/unload cycle of a servlet engine I was creating
and trashing global variables within my doGet/doPost functions which caused
huge problems when more than one user was using that servlet. The reason it
was crashing was because I was using the JDBC API along with the JDBC-ODBC
bridge and that when it gets 'upset' crashes the JVM (because it is native
code).
Rich.
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> Sent: 10 May 2000 13:30
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> Subject: JServ on NT throwing access violations and crashing JVM
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> Has anyone had a problem with apache/jserv on NT throwing
> c000005 (Access violation) exceptions? Happens randomly
> every few days.
>
> apache: 1.3.12
> jserv : 1.1b3
> jdk : 1.2
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