Hello Rami! Monday, December 17, 2001, 5:07:01 PM, you wrote: RD> Hi, RD> System Spec: I am using a Windows 2000 Local system, RD> where the local is Arabic. I installed Tomcat 4.0.1 RD> using the .exe installer. Moreover, I installed Tomcat RD> as a service.
RD> Problem: when I run tomcat as a service. Every thing RD> up to now is OK, but when I open IE and type in the RD> URL "http://localhost:8080";. The system reboots RD> without any error or notefication. Then, I stpped the RD> service and used "start.bat" and "shutdown.bat" RD> provided with Tomcat. However, the problem is also RD> there. RD> PS: I used a nother machine with the same Spec, the RD> same problem occured. I also tried to call the URL RD> from a nother machine on the LAN. The system that had RD> the Tomcat was rebooted automatically. I'm sorry, Rami, I won't help you much... I. =============================================== Looks pretty like a problem in the jvm+2000arabic :-( A similar problem was happening on Linux, but there the situation was a bit easier: Tomcat just stopped running and we saw a message from the jvm (that is the java executable) saying that an error has occured on the shell window where we did start.sh. There was a http address there for reporting errors to sun microsystems and sun cofessed it as a bug in their hotspot java runtime. Don't know if they have fixed this in jdk1.4, it was a problem with jdk1.3 II. ============================================== You may try another jdk ( try the latest 1.4 betta if you're running 1.3, try 1.3 if you're running anything else, after all you may even try jdk 1.2. If I recall correctly jdk1.2 had java -classic mode. This mode used a completely different runtime for running byte code - no hotspot compilation. If this is available from the 1.2 jdk for windows you may try it - this should downgrade the performance greatly but avoid nasty things you're facing). III. ==================================================== Try doing start.bat >out.txt 2>err.txt and examine the out.txt and err.txt files for any possible messages (this may help and may not). Will you send info to this list if you find anythin new? IV. ===================================================== Maybe these are also good options: 1) rise this question on the Tomcat maillist (maybe tomcat-dev, it is less crowded then tomcat-user..) 2) go to the tomcat bug database and report it as a bug 3) go to the java.sun.com, register there somewhere and report this as a jdk bug Best regards, Anthony mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] and include in the body of the message "signoff SERVLET-INTEREST". Archives: http://archives.java.sun.com/archives/servlet-interest.html Resources: http://java.sun.com/products/servlet/external-resources.html LISTSERV Help: http://www.lsoft.com/manuals/user/user.html
