Debugging application/OC4J container

I have some application running in separate 9iASR2 9.0.2.0.0 OC4J containers that appear to randomly freeze (this happened 7 times in May, 2003). Only restarting the OC4J container fixes the problem. As far as I can tell, there are no obvious problems (db connectivity, OS problems, ...) that could be causing this freezing.
My question is, how do you go about trouble shooting debugging an application running in a OC4J container. What kind of tools should I be using? Jprobe?
Any help is appreciated.
Daniel

Hi Daniel --
Tools which act as profilers such as JDeveloper,JProbe, etc. can help assist with the codepath and possible source of a freeze.
Sounds like you've checked the right items -- I have seen instances where an application was leaking database connections in a side and infrequently executed codepath, which contributed to the system freezing.
Another option for freezes is to get the running JVM to do a thread-dump to see if there are any locks on objects that are leading to deadlocks -- this can be done on Unix by issuing a "kill -3 <pid>" on the running JVM process.
cheers
-steve-

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Message was edited by:
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http://java.sun.com/security/jaas/doc/module.html
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