AWM closes on connection to DB - Urgent!

Hi there,
I have installed Analytic Workspace Manager 10.2.0.1...and have set the database to my current database (10.2)...
However, when I try to connect to the database, it closes the window and gives the following error report :
Local Time = Fri Jan 06 12:20:12 2006
Elapsed Time = 22
# HotSpot Virtual Machine Error : EXCEPTION_ACCESS_VIOLATION
# Error ID : 4F530E43505002EF
# Please report this error at
# http://java.sun.com/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi
# Java VM: Java HotSpot(TM) Client VM (1.4.2_03-b02 mixed mode)
Any ideas as to what the problem may be?
Thanks in advance.
AN.

Hi,
This is not the forum for Analytic Workspace Manager. I would suggest to try the oracle olap forum for your questions.
OLAP
Regards,
Ben

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public int getIncrementalConnections()
return incrementalConnections;
* Sets the number of incremental connections to create if
* the initial connections are all in use.
*@param incrementalConnections Number of incremental
* connections to create.
public void setIncrementalConnections(
int incrementalConnections)
this.incrementalConnections = incrementalConnections;
* Returns the absolute maximum number of connections to
      * create. If all connections are in use, the getConnection()
* method will block until one becomes free.
* @return Maximum number of connections to create.
public int getMaxConnections()
return maxConnections;
* Sets the absolute maximum number of connections to create.
* If all connections are in use, the getConnection() method
* will block until one becomes free.
* @param maxConnections Maximum number of connections to
* create.
public void setMaxConnections(int maxConnections)
this.maxConnections = maxConnections;
* Creates a pool of connections. Number of connections is
* determined by the value of the initialConnections property.
public synchronized void createPool() throws Exception
//make sure that createPool hasn't already been called
if (connections!=null)
return; //the pool has already been created, return
//instantiate JDBC driver object from init param jdbcDriver
Driver driver = (Driver)
(Class.forName(jdbcDriver).newInstance());
DriverManager.registerDriver(driver); //register JDBC driver
connections = new Vector();
//creates the proper number of initial connections
createConnections(initialConnections);
* Creates the specified number of connections, places them in
* a PooledConnection object, and adds the PooledConnection to
* the connections vector.
* @param numConnections Number of connections to create.
private void createConnections(int numConnections) throws
SQLException
//create the specified number of connections
for (int x=0; x < numConnections; x++)
//have the maximum number of connections been created?
//a maxConnections value of zero indicates no limit
if (maxConnections > 0 &&
connections.size() >= maxConnections)
break; //break out of loop because we're at the maximum
//add a new PooledConnection object to connections vector
connections.addElement(new PooledConnection(
newConnection()));
System.out.println("Database connection created...");
* Creates a new database connection and returns it.
* @return New database connection.
private Connection newConnection() throws SQLException
//create a new database connection
Connection conn = DriverManager.getConnection (dbUrl,
dbUsername, dbPassword);
//if this is the first connection, check the maximum number
//of connections supported by this database/driver
if (connections.size()== 0)
DatabaseMetaData metaData = conn.getMetaData();
int driverMaxConnections = metaData.getMaxConnections();
//driverMaxConnections value of zero indicates no maximum
//or unknown maximum
if (driverMaxConnections > 0 &&
maxConnections > driverMaxConnections)
maxConnections = driverMaxConnections;
return conn; //return the new connection
* Attempts to retrieve a connection from the connections
* vector by calling getFreeConnection(). If no connection is
* currently free, and more can not be created, getConnection()
* waits for a short amount of time and tries again.
* @return Connection object
public synchronized Connection getConnection()throws
SQLException
//make sure that createPool has been called
if (connections == null)
return null; //the pool has not been created
Connection conn = getFreeConnection();//get free connection
while (conn == null) //no connection was currently free
//sleep for a quarter of a second and then check to see if
//a connection is free
wait(250);
conn = getFreeConnection(); //try again to get connection
return conn;
* Returns a free connection from the connections vector. If no
* connection is available, a new batch of connections is
* created according to the value of the incrementalConnections
* variable. If all connections are still busy after creating
* incremental connections, the method will return null.
* @return Database connection object
private Connection getFreeConnection() throws SQLException
//look for a free connection in the pool
Connection conn = findFreeConnection();
if (conn == null)
//no connection is free, create additional connections
createConnections(incrementalConnections);
//try again to find a free connection
conn = findFreeConnection();
if (conn == null)
//there are still no free connections, return null
return null;
return conn;
* Searches through all of the pooled connections looking for
* a free connection. If a free connection is found, its
* integrity is verified and it is returned. If no free
* connection is found, null is returned.
* @return Database connection object.
private Connection findFreeConnection()throws SQLException
Connection conn = null;
PooledConnection pConn = null;
Enumeration enum = connections.elements();
//iterate through the pooled connections looking for free one
while (enum.hasMoreElements())
pConn =(PooledConnection)enum.nextElement();
if (!pConn.isBusy())
//this connection is not busy, get a handle to it
conn = pConn.getConnection();
pConn.setBusy(true); //set connection to busy
//connection is no longer valid, create a new one
conn = newConnection();
//replace invalid connection with new connection
pConn.setConnection(conn);
break; //we found a free connection, stop looping
return conn;
* Test the connection to make sure it is still valid. If not,
* close it and return FALSE.
* @param conn Database connection object to test.
* @return True indicates connection object is valid.
* Turns off the busy flag for the current pooled connection.
* All ConnectionPool clients should call returnConnection() as
* soon as possible following any database activity (within a
* finally block).
* @param conn Connection object
public void returnConnection(Connection conn)
//make sure that createPool has been called
if (connections== null)
return; //the pool has not been created
PooledConnection pConn = null;
Enumeration enum = connections.elements();
//iterate through the pooled connections looking for the
//returned connection
while (enum.hasMoreElements())
pConn =(PooledConnection)enum.nextElement();
//determine if this pooled connection contains the returned
//connection
if (conn == pConn.getConnection())
//the connection has been returned, turn off busy flag
pConn.setBusy(false);
break;
* Refreshes all of the connections in the connection pool.
public synchronized void refreshConnections()throws
SQLException
//make sure that createPool has been called
if (connections == null)
return; //the pool has not been created
PooledConnection pConn = null;
Enumeration enum = connections.elements();
while (enum.hasMoreElements())
pConn =(PooledConnection)enum.nextElement();
if (!pConn.isBusy())
wait(10000); //wait 5 seconds
closeConnection(pConn.getConnection());
          pConn.setConnection(newConnection());
          pConn.setBusy(false);
* Closes all of the connections and empties the connection
* pool. Once this method has been called, the createPool()
* method can again be called.
public synchronized void closeConnections() throws SQLException
//make sure that createPool has been called
if (connections == null)
return; //the pool has not been created
PooledConnection pConn = null;
Enumeration enum = connections.elements();
while (enum.hasMoreElements())
pConn = (PooledConnection)enum.nextElement();
if (!pConn.isBusy())
wait(5000); //wait 5 seconds
closeConnection(pConn.getConnection());
connections.removeElement(pConn);
connections = null;
* Closes a database connection.
* @param conn Database connection to close.
private void closeConnection(Connection conn)
try
conn.close();
catch (SQLException e)
* Sleeps for a specified number of milliseconds.
*@param mSeconds Number of seconds to sleep.
private void wait(int mSeconds)
try
Thread.sleep(mSeconds);
catch (InterruptedException e)
* Inner class encapsulating the properties of a pooled
* connection object. These properties include a JDBC database
* connection object and a flag indicating whether or not the
* database object is currently in use (busy).
class PooledConnection
Connection connection = null;
boolean busy = false;
public PooledConnection(Connection connection)
this.connection = connection;
public Connection getConnection()
return connection;
public void setConnection(Connection connection)
this.connection = connection;
public boolean isBusy()
return busy;
public void setBusy(boolean busy)
this.busy = busy;
}thank you

If you are using connection pooling then those places in your code where you used to close a connection need to be replaced by code that returns the connection to the pool.
It's the job of the pool implementation to decide whether or not connections need closing (or opening), depending on the rules you set up for the pooler.

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