Exit code 143 from JVM

Hello
We have an application that is spawned by a windows batch file. We are using JDK 1.5 update 10 on Windows 64 bit AMD platform.
While the program is running we see it abruptly exit with an exit code of 143. There are no exceptions - nothing at all.
What could be the possible causes for this?
Thanks
-giriraj

When I see this it's because the JVM received CTRL_SHUTDOWN_EVENT, and exits with code 143; Obviously I see this when the system is shutting down. See this page:
[http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/java/library/i-signalhandling/]
I assume different events, such as CTRL_LOGOFF_EVENT will also terminate the JVM with an exit code, which might also be 143. However, when I use the Task Manager to kill the Java process, I get an exit code of 1.

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