I'd start by applying service pack 6 to that NT installation of yours.
Service pack 2 was notoriously buggy when it first came out anyway (rather
like No.4). And they don't release subsequent patches just for the hell of
it.
I'd also cut down on the cross-posting
Regards
HJR
"Uday Joshi" <mail_uday_at_indiatimes.com> wrote in message
news:f5cc353.0207112259.cba3252_at_posting.google.com...
> Hi Morgan
>
> I had recognised my mistake. The only reason I posted the message was
> to see if any one had a solution which will involve modifying registry
> keys related to ORACLE_HOME rather than a comlete cleanup and fresh
> install.
>
>
> Anyway I did the full cleanup and freshinstall, this time registry
> looks good. Still the problem persists. On close monitoring I realised
> that there was some problem with jrew.exe and the error log said.....
>
> Exception code: C0000005 ACCESS_VIOLATION
> Fault address: 00010119 00:00000000
> Module:
>
> System Information:
> Operating System: Windows NT Version 5.0 Build 2195 Service Pack 2
> Date and Time: 7/11/2002, 16:03
> Command line: ..\..\jre11\bin\jrew -classpath
>
.;..\..\jre11\lib\rt.jar;..\..\jre11\lib\i18n.jar;..\..\jre11\classes\ewt\ew
t.zip;.\sysman.zip;..\..\jre11\classes\jhelp\jHelp.zip;..\..\jre11\classes\j
nls\jnls.zip;.\ona.zip
> oracle.network.config.container.NetApplication
> oracle.network.config.container.NetApplication
>
> Registers:
> EAX:00B14348
> EBX:01AD071C
> ECX:00B14348
> EDX:018D3D30
> ESI:002F5AF4
> EDI:0012FB48
> CS:EIP:001B:00010119
> SS:ESP:0023:0012FB40 EBP:6EE4DCA0
> DS:0023 ES:0023 FS:0038 GS:0000
> Flags:00010286
>
>
> Call stack:
> Address Frame
> 00010119 6EE4DCA0 0000:00000000
> 002F5AFC 002F59CF 0000:00000000
> 92D77000 B1433000 0000:00000000
>
> This sounds greek to me. All I can understand from this log is that...
>
> 1) There is some problem with java runtime environment. The AGE OLD
> jre 11 seems to have problems in coping up with my faster(?) Pentium 4
> and win2k.
>
> 2) Oracle 6i is using jre 1.1 while the latest one is 1.3 which i have
> on my machine.
>
> 3) Oracle has hardcoded class path in the application. Ideally there
> shall be a configuration file where you can choose which "java
> runtime" you want to use.
> Further oracle should have left it to the users to set "classpath"
> variable to "Oracle Specific path" required by them rather than
> hardcoding it...
>
> Now what I have done is like this......
>
> 1) I renamed $ORACLE_HOME\JRE11\bin to $ORACLE_HOME\JRE11\bin-old and
> $ORACLE_HOME\JRE11\lib to $ORACLE_HOME\JRE11\lib-old
>
> 2) Then I copied "bin" and "lib" folders from jre 1.3 folder to
> $ORACLE_HOME\JRE11
>
> 3) In jre 1.1 there was a file called jrew.exe while in 1.3 there is
> no such file.
> Instead it has javaw.exe. So I had to rename
> $ORACLE_HOME\JRE11\bin\javaw.exe to $ORACLE_HOME\JRE11\bin\jrew.exe
>
> And what i have achieved is this........
>
> 1) If I run NET8 Assistant from start menu->oracle for winnt->NET8
> Assistant
> IT WORKS.......(Great Achievement) but now you "can not" close the
> window.
> You have to "kill" it from Task Manager.
>
> But it really doesn't heart me as long as my work is done....
>
> I know this posting qualifies for comp.java.**** but I am posting it
> here for sharing the information with you all....
>
> Does anyone know any oracle-java support group where I can get a CLEAN
> solution to this problem.
>
> Cheers
>
>
> Uday
Received on Fri Jul 12 2002 - 02:39:06 CDT
