We have resolved the problem. The problem was rmic which is the JDK Stub
compiler. A previous version comes with Linux and existed in /usr/bin.
What I did was go through the JDK/bin directory and remove any program that
existed in /usr/bin. Once this program was removed the example could be
compiled. JDK1.3.1-b24 still gives a segmentation fault, but JDK1.3.0_02
seems to work fine.
Thanks for all your help,
Tom
-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: June 27, 2001 7:54 AM
To: Tom Innes
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: GenIC Segmentation Fault
Tom Innes wrote:
>
> In the thinking that re-compiling in a new version of the JDK would
resolve
> the problem, we re-compiled JONAS in JDK1.3.0_02. The resulting compile (
> make install ) deleted the CheckEnv program as well as the config_env and
> our tomcat/jonas security jar file. Once the config_env was re-stored
the
> same error below was generated. In looking at the code for the Stub File
> that GenIC created the forceSessionRemove method has a "throws" in its
> definition with no exception type. We found the method, and it is
declared
> as public void and does not throw any exceptions. Thus this code
generation
> is incorrect.
>
> Please help us
> 1. Fix this problem so we can use the examples
> 2. Explain how we can re-compile JONAS without losing our configuration
> files and/or extensions to the application
>
> Tom
>
Hi,
As you can read it in the Installation Guide (� Recompiling JOnAS from
the Sources)
http://www.objectweb.org/jonas/jonas_root/doc/Install.html#rebuild
when you re-compile JONAS the equivalent of the binary distribution will
be produced in $JONAS_ROOT
I think that your JONAS_ROOT was set on the location where you have
previously
installed JONAS.
So if you don't want to lose any previous configuration files
change your JONAS_ROOT before making make install.
For the other part of your mail, can you give more details
what Stub File are you speacking of?
For me, forceSessionRemove is not a method generated by GenIC,
it is a method defined in
org.objectweb.jonas_ejb.container.JBeanSessionSf class.
I think the best will that you send us the files where you have found
incorrect generation.
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Philippe
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