I was running Suse 9.2 w/ 1.4.2_08 and no issues. I upgraded to 9.3 with JDK
1.5.0_03 because there were some MAJOR performance improvements. I'm running
that combo with about 60 virtual hosts on one machine and no issues.
George Sexton
MH Software, Inc.
http://www.mhsoftware.com/
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> From: Joakim Ahlén [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: Sudden JVM crashes - a Tomcat problem?
>
> I am not a JVM-guru, but I'm guessing here. Tomcat 5.5
> demands, as far as i know, jdk 1.5.
That's simply not true. Tomcat 5.5 runs fine on a 1.4 JRE once th
Joakim Ahlén a écrit :
> Hi,
>
> I am not a JVM-guru, but I'm guessing here. Tomcat 5.5 demands, as far
> as i know, jdk 1.5. You're not stating which version of tomcat you're
> using so this might not even be the case for you.
Or java 1.4 with an additional support pacakge, as tomcat state when
Hi,
I am not a JVM-guru, but I'm guessing here. Tomcat 5.5 demands, as far
as i know, jdk 1.5. You're not stating which version of tomcat you're
using so this might not even be the case for you.
I'm not sure if this can cause a JVM crash like this, but my idea is
that class files compiled wi
Robert Sösemann wrote:
Hello,
we have a really tricky problem while running our web-application:
The JVM crashes from time to time for no apparent reason.
There seems to be no direct relation to any user-action,
method-call or whatever.
We've checked the JVM crash dumps, but were not able
Did you try downgrading your jvm to 1.4.2_08?
also it may be that doomdark uuid class mess something in memory, but
if i recall well, the only jni call in it is to read the network card
mac adress.
Could it be it contains jni calls to a 32 bit library while your system
is running
a 64 bit jvm?
Rob
