If all you are doing is starting tomcat and then trying to run a servlet
this is unlikely.
More probably there is something wrong with your servlet / jsp.
You could try...
First try running the tomcat examples and see if tomcat runs these okay.
If they don't re-install tomcat - something is seriously amiss.
If the examples work okay, fill your servlet / jsp with System.out calls
(or better still write messages to your own log file) to try to find the
line of code that causes tomcat to crash.
Brendan
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ok
if tomcat crash (segfault) is it possible that it is because of the stack
size of the JVM?
how can i change that?
Regards
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>
> put an infinate, non terminating loop into your servlet doGet() or
doPost()
> method and the servlet will hang.
>
> Other issues such as running out of JVM memory won't do it any good
either.
>
> I'm sure there are plenty of other ways to cause mischief if you are that
> way inclined....
>
>
> Brendan
>
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>
> Hello
> is it possible that a servlet make tomcat crash?
> domeone has already see that?
>
> Txs
>
> Guillaume
>
>
>
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