> Sometimes
> only the JVM [crashes], sometimes Win XP as a whole.
> ...No runtime exception occurs. Thats all what I've got, does it ring
> anyone's bell?
Except for the Win Xp crashing part, which I really don't want to believe,
it might be you're running out of memory or overflowing the JVM sta
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Betreff: Re: Problem with Xerces and threads - any ideas?
Johann,
I do not think this a xerces problem, I think that you have a problem with
how
you are synchronizing access to your queue. I have had similar problems in
the
past with threads and synchronized objects when I was writing
-- been there since 1.3.1 at
> least).
>
> Chris
> -Original Message-
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> Subject: Problem with Xerces and threads - any ideas?
> Hi all
Johann,
I do not think this a xerces problem, I think that you have a problem with how
you are synchronizing access to your queue. I have had similar problems in the
past with threads and synchronized objects when I was writing some roll-your-own
synchronized queues. I think it is an out of resour
ast).
Chris
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Hi all,
I got stuck in a problem I simply can't handle anymore - maybe someon
Hi all,
I got stuck in a problem I simply can't handle anymore - maybe someone has
experienced a similar situation.
I have a java program (tried with VMs from 1.4.2 to 1.3.1 on WinXP) that
uses several threads. One reader thread parses documents and puts the DOM
documents on a queue from where
