One of our clients has recently upgraded the computer system that
runs our application (which is based on Tomcat) from Windows NT 4 to Windows
2000. Under NT 4 our application never crashed. In the past week it has
crashed twice. Both times an error about a non-fatal JIT error was written
to the jvm.stderr log file at the approximate time of the crash. The error
is:
A nonfatal internal JIT (3.10.107(x)) error 'Structured Exception(c0000005)'
has occurred in :
'org/apache/tomcat/session/StandardSession.expire ()V': Interpreting
method.
Followed by a complete stack trace for each thread in the system at the time
of the crash.
We are running :
* Windows 2000 (unknown service pack level).
* Java -fullversion gives JDK-1.2.2-W
* Accessing SQL Server 2000 using INetSoftware's database drivers
* No ODBC usage
Any thoughts? Does this version of the JDK have problems on Windows
2K?
Randy
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