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On Tue, 13 Jun 2000, Sean Legassick wrote:
> On Tue, Jun 13, 2000 at 04:59:37PM -0300, Fabio Mengue wrote:
> > As JServ is run in manual mode, I'm able to see what happens when a
> > core is dumped, but the messages are not helping much.
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> Core dumps mean a JVM bug. Java code shouldn't be able to cause one,
> whatever it does.
Exactly. I'd guess that this problem occurs because of buggy native code
-- native code can do all sorts of bad things to the JVM. There's a
database driver in use, and database drivers are generally native
code; I'd try this with a different database or a different driver.
(I know that switching can be a pain, but perhaps the JDBC abstraction
will make it easier. Dealing with a buggy database driver sucks ... the
easiest approach is switching to a different driver.)
Ed
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