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Re: Application Crashes
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Re: Application Crashes


  • Subject: Re: Application Crashes
  • From: Chuck Hill <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 30 Jun 2003 11:02:14 -0700
  • Organization: Global Village Consulting, Inc.

Hi,

FYI: I don't think I'd call this a crash. It is just an exception, mysterious to you as it might be. A crash in Java land suggests an abnormal and abrupt termination of the JVM, usually caused by a bug in the JVM. I got most of the way though your message before I understood what you were asking.

On to NSForward exception. Did you read the documentation for this exception? That is a good place to start. Another good place to look for help on these matters is the archive of this list and the Omni archive:
http://www.omnigroup.com/search-bin/webobjects-dev?Search=NSForwardException


You can ask NSForward for the originalException() that it is forwarding. That will likely provide more of a clue. Not explicitly mentioned by the docs is that this is also used to wrap java.lang.Error, a family of exceptions representing serious abnormal conditions such as running out of memory, overflowing the stack, Bill Gates buying a TiBook, and similar situations.

My guess is that you are getting either a OutOfMemory or StackOverflow error due to a defect in your logic provoked by a certain pattern of data.

Chuck


Jevon Hills wrote:
I'm having a hard time tracking down a crash in a report that I have.

On my 'dev' box (OS X) which I have project builder on I can compile and run this application with out error. I have it pointed at the prod database, I use the same usernames and logins, and it runs fine.

I then build a split build of this application, and copy the files to our prod 'web' server. (OS X) and deploy the application. For all users (save 1) there are no issues with this report. With the one user the report crashes, with no stack trace. I get an NSForwardException. (Error message below)

My assumption was there was an error in the data, that I had not dealt with (i.e. a null is returned, and unhandled exception), but since it runs in my dev, I can't determine what i have missed.

Has anyone seen anything like this that could point me in the right direction?

Thanx


Jevon K. Hills Developer - Zymeta Media Promotion Systems



ERROR MESSAGE:
----------------------------------------------------

Application: 	WIFE2
Error: 	com.webobjects.foundation.NSForwardException
Reason:
Stack trace:
File	Line#	Method	Package
------------------------------------------------------------------------

------------------------------------------------------------------------

NA : Non applicable, JIT activated
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