Hey,
Orion isn't open source!
And most of those other servers are either slower (Tomcat) or less scalable (Resin,
and it's www.caucho.com) than JRun 3.x, so I hope you can trace the problem to the
environment.
Nevertheless, I agree with Kevin. It doesn't hurt to try another server (gulp!).
But I have yet to see (in three years of server-side Java on various platforms) a core
dump or Dr. Watson that wasn't due to either the JVM, the OS or the OS patch level, or
JNI, such as a custom Windows dll or one that comes with the JVM, like the
JdbcOdbcBridge.
You might also try using IBM's JVM for Windows as a test case.
Scott Stirling
JRun QA
Macromedia
-----Original Message-----
From: Duffey, Kevin
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 1/26/2002 9:27 AM
Subject: Re: JVM crash with JRun 3.02
Well, before blamin gthe JVM completely, as we have never had this
problem with all incarnations of the JVM, try running your site on various
open-source choices to make sure its not JRun. Use Orion
(www.ironflare.come), JBoss/Jetty (www.jboss.org for the combined
jboss/jetty release), JBoss/Tomcat (same url), and Tomcat by itself, as
well as Jetty by itself. Resin is another one (www.coucho.com I think). These are all
pretty simple to configure to run an app, although expect to spend a little time for
each. Then, run your app and see if you get the same errors.
If you are still getting them, there are a few things you can do. As you
suggest, go back to an earlier version, and if it works, use it. Also, I
would look at upgrading your OS to Win2K if your on NT. It is not a
requirement, but I haven't used NT in quite some time and am not having
these issues, with JRun, WebLogic, Orion, Jetty/JBoss, or Tomcat. We now
use Jetty/JBoss, still no problems.
Worse case, reinstall your OS, then try it again. That always sucks, but
you never know..perhaps some other app you have installed is conflicting
with the JVM. Also, make sure (although doubt this would or should be the
problem), that other apps using the JVM are not running, and make sure
while on WinX/NT/2K that you are infact using your JDK, and not the JVM
installed by Windows, which was a little buggy and out dated.
HTH
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