Since on www.JavaSoft.com the only "official supported" JVM for Linux is 1.3.1, we
still have the problem with GenIC gives Segmentation Fault, also EJBServer
gives Segmentation fault when startet not empty.
So we did some more tries and found out, that if we change all calls to "java" against
"java -classic" in the JOnAS scripts (EJBServer, GenIC etc.), all
works fine! From my point of view, it seems like there is one of two failures:
a) JOnAS does something totally weird that not all VMs can do - I don't believe this.
b) Sun JDK 1.3.1-b24 for LINUX Hotspot VM has a bug.
I will open a case on javasoft.com (I'll post the case number as soon as I get it),
and I hope that those of you wanting to have JOnAS run on LINUX 1.3.1
hotspot VM will vote for it! :-)
Thank you
Markus
> 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,
>
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