BPEL server and java crashes while accessing a deployed process in console

Question

Hi,
I am running BPEL developer version on my local machine (win xp ). If I try to run a deployed process from my BPEL console by clicking on the process name, an Unexpected error dialog box pops up saying Java has encountered an unexpected error. After that the broser as well as the BPEL server window crashes. I have tried both IE and netscape.
Can someone help as this is completely preventing me to test my deployed processes.
Thanks

Answer 1

Naah, I said, that will never work.  But to my shock and (pleasant) surprise, it does!  Here is a snippet of a little routine I cobbled together using LabVIEW for both the Writer and the Reader.
The Writer is on top.  It creates a Temp.txt file on my Temp directory, deletes it if it is already there, then opens it for writing.  There's a boolean "Done" flag that tells me when the Writer finishes, so I clear it before entering the Writing Loop.  Here, every half-second, I write the sequential numbers 0 .. 9, with a New Line to create a Text File of Lines.  When I'm finished, I close the file.
Below this is the Reader Loop, designed to start after the Writer Loop has opened (and created) the file.  Here we open the same file in Read-Only mode.  The Reader Loop also goes 10 times (I could have built in a Stop condition, but this is only a Proof-of-Concept).  The loop is initialized with the current File Position (0) in a Shift Register.  The inner While Loop is a "Wait for Data to Appear", a loop which checks 10 times a second to see if the File Position has changed, exiting when it does (meaning the Writer has Written Something).  It then reads a line from the File (the Read Text function has its "Read Lines" property set) and displays it.
When you run this, you will see the Reader's output, Line, count up, 0 .. 9, and then the program stops with no errors.  What fun!
Bob Schor