bryanwells
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crash associated with xerces and Win2K sp4 vs sp2
Hello
I have some software which uses TAO, Corba and xerces working with Java loading a C++ dll.
I am using ACE 5.1
TAO 1.1
xerces 1.4
I started getting unexpected crashes when I installed SP4 and some of the stack traces are exceptions in xerces.
I wonder if anyone knows of any issues with using these software pakages with Win2k and SP2 vs SP4?
thanks
Bryan
I have some software which uses TAO, Corba and xerces working with Java loading a C++ dll.
I am using ACE 5.1
TAO 1.1
xerces 1.4
I started getting unexpected crashes when I installed SP4 and some of the stack traces are exceptions in xerces.
I wonder if anyone knows of any issues with using these software pakages with Win2k and SP2 vs SP4?
thanks
Bryan
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I will see about getting the stack traces. This is happening at another location so I am working a bit out of the loop. The JVM was not re-installed.
Excellent, I'll be waiting for them. In the mean time, try reinstalling the JVM. That should be step number one in resolving the problem.
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Why do you feel that reinstalling the JVM would have something to do with the service pack installation?
On a related question, do you think if the software was built on a system running Windows NT SP4, but run on a Win2K sp4, there would be any problems to be expected?
On a related question, do you think if the software was built on a system running Windows NT SP4, but run on a Win2K sp4, there would be any problems to be expected?
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Did you try to reinstall your JVM?