Santiago Gala wrote:
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> Thanks. I'll look at it. For the moment I have found a simpler solution:
> substitute in the classes.zip a "hacked" version of jdk1.2 InetAddress.java I
> found in the bugzilla of Sun, and adapt it to run in jdk1.1.8.
ug. that is *total* BS. Stypid SUN! The licensing strictly forbids
developers from distributing their own classes/vm modifications (so that
the Java standard isn't forked) but they seem to like doing it just
fine.
I wonder if they ran their *secret* JCK across this code! :)
> With my preliminary tests, it looks like it runs, although I'll need more
> time to be sure.
>
> It any of you is experiencing green threads VM deadlock with jdk1.1.X on ns
> lookups, please tell me and I'll send you the class.
>
> The bug is amazing. It was reported in 1997, and closed later on as "non
> reproducible". Later, they acknowledged the bug (I think in 1999), and solved
> it finally in jdk1.3. So, people that don't have jdk1.2/1.3 cannot even VOTE
> for the bug, as it is formally solved. :-(
I know... SUN's current process for this is terrible! Java needs to be
Open Source!
> The reason why I had not seen it before (only sporadically with jdk1.1 under
> Linux) is that probability of deadlock decreases with speed, and the
> hisitech.com machine is fairly slow (5 times slower than my desktop running
> jdk1.1, about 20 times slower running 1.3 Hotspot Client beta)
>
> I'm testing a Jetspeed copy in http://hisitech.com:8080/servlet/jetspeed, in
> case somebody want to look at it.
>
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