Illegally Accessing GC'ed objects...
Illegally Accessing GC'ed objects...
- Subject: Illegally Accessing GC'ed objects...
- From: Mike Butler <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 25 Nov 2003 15:53:34 +0000
Hi there,
We're developing a rather large Cocoa-Java app. Unfortunately we've
started encountering the following error :
2003-11-25 15:45:36.269 Xed[15800] jobjc_mapObjects() collision, objc
object 31c5b0 of type (NSPlaceholderMutableDictionary) being entered
for Java object of class
(com/apple/cocoa/foundation/NSMutableDictionary) in entry 9653e60
2003-11-25 15:45:36.269 Xed[15800] existing java object's class is
(com/apple/cocoa/foundation/NSMutableDictionary)
2003-11-25 15:45:36.269 Xed[15800] no corresponding java entry! (did it
get collected?)
ObjCJava FATAL:
jobjc_mapObjects(): mapping inconsistency -- hashtable entries are not
identical
ObjCJava Exit
It seems to be random enough, although if we click on a table enough
times, it will eventually occur...
So...Is it possible to get more information with a problem like this -
some sort of stack trace, some indication as to which object has caused
the problem, anything at all to help narrow down the search?
I've searched the archive, and this error has been asked about before
by people, but they never got a response... :(
Surely somebody knows how to attack it? Anyone from Apple?
Mike.
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