A few days back I had posted a question that I was getting a segementation
fault using tclblend1.1.1. I am unable to send a reply to that message due
to technical problems and so am sending a new note.
To reiterate the problem, I am calling a java method from a tcl shell and I
am getting a segmentation fault somewhere in the method.
I do the following steps to call the java method of an application.
set filename /home/andante/ayyagari/ptfconfig
set prop [java::new java.util.Properties]
set file [java::new java.io.FileInputStream $filename]
if {[catch {$prop -noconvert load $file}]} {
java::throw [java::new java.util.IOException "configfile not
present"]
}
The properties object works fine. because I am able to get name value pairs
when I use the getProperty mtd of the java.util.Properties.
Then I create an object of one java application
set resManager [java::new phonetest.ResManager]
Here's where I get the segmentation fault.
$resManager -noconvert createPTFObjects $prop
The program is crashing inside createPTFObjects while calling the
constructor for the Socket class in java.net inside createPTFObjects. The
contructor of Socket is of format
Socket(String, int)
createPTFObjects works fine when called inside a java application.
I will also try using tclblend1.2.3 and see what happens. If it already a
known problem that has been fixed, please let me know.
Thankyou so much for the help
Suvarna
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