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Re: Strange Java bridge problem !!! [message #46950] Mon, 16 January 2006 05:14 Go to previous message
Antonio Santiago is currently offline  Antonio Santiago
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Registered: February 2004
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Hi Michael,

thanks for your reply. I had been seen you are the most java questioner
of the group :)

Well, it is very strange problem. I have executed the program for a long
time in a machine (at work) and all is right (no memory leaks and
hotsport doesn't crash).
When I move the program to the clients machine, with the same version of
IDL and Java it crashed after aprox. the same number of queries to DB.
The problem is very strange, it crashed when try to create a JDBC
connection (and no exception are catched, simply crash hotspot).

I dont' know what problem could exist. The most important differences are:
- Version of Mysql, I'm not sure but I think the version isn't the same
at work and at clients machine.
- Type of machine. At work I use asingle PC (512 MB and one pentium
1.2Ghz) while the clients machine is a dual-core.

Bye.

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