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Yes it is the JVM crash. But I don't get it as to why it doesn't crash
with weblogic. I use the same platform, same jar and shared object files
and same JVM.
Following is the reason for using JNI code.
We are trying to replace a unstable CGI application with servlet/jsp web
application. Because this original CGI application is core thing for our site
to work and other applications dependent on it, we have to replace it in
phases.
So now that we are replacing it in phases, we need to set these auth &
caching cookies with the strings that are generated by netscape publishing
system via a c++ shared object library. These cookies are very important
for the site to work and we don't own any source code for it.
Therefore I have to create a JNI wrapper for this cookie generation.
Any ideas as to how should I get this thing working ?
Thanks
Rupali
At 12:09 PM 10/14/99 -0700, you wrote:
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>> platform. I successfully deployed it there except for 1 crashing problem.
>> JServ crashes after using one of the native methods from the shared object
>> file.
>> Apache then brings up Jserv after few seconds. I see a core dump in
error log
>> with following errors.
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>That is your JVM crashing, not Apache JServ. Your JVM should *never* crash
>and if it is, it is not something that we have control over...especially if
>it is a result of using some JNI code.
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>The fact that it doesn't crash with Weblogic is a mystery to me. Are you
>using weblogic on the same platform with the *exact* same JVM? Somehow I
>doubt it.
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>Why are you using c++ to create cookie strings? Our system for doing it in
>Apache JServ 1.1 is quite good now and 100% java based.
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>-jon
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