Ok, thanks for the insights,
On Sun, Nov 19, 2017 at 2:38 PM, Andy Seaborne <a...@apache.org> wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> If you get a core dump, the JVM has crashed and it's a platform issue.
> There isn't anything in Jena that can cause this - it's pure java. All the
> e
Hi there,
If you get a core dump, the JVM has crashed and it's a platform issue.
There isn't anything in Jena that can cause this - it's pure java. All
the event log seems to say is that some parts of Jena were JIT'ed just
prior to the crash.
Andy
On 19/11/17 09:41, Mohammad Noorani
I am getting a core dump. It is not always occurring. I am doing a
performance test on a java application. A python script is executing the
jar several times and the dump start to occur after the 5th occurence. I
cannot say for sure if its because of Jena but this is what appears
