_FreeSegGetNext: invalid marker

My console log is getting this message very frequently:
4/18/10 2:16:42 AM com.apple.coreservicesd[29] _FreeSegGetNext: invalid marker.
and
4/18/10 2:16:42 AM com.apple.coreservicesd[29] _FreeSegGetLength: invalid marker.
Anybody know what would generate that, and how to fix it? I'm not even sure what core services does...
Thanks--
Greg

It's been a few weeks, so I figured I'd try again. Anyone know where this is coming from? My logs are turning into long runs of nothing but these messages...

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# An unexpected error has been detected by HotSpot Virtual Machine:
# EXCEPTION_ACCESS_VIOLATION (0xc0000005) at pc=0x21217921, pid=3200, tid=3160
# Java VM: Java HotSpot(TM) Client VM (1.5.0_06-b05 mixed mode, sharing)
# Problematic frame:
# C 0x21217921
--------------- T H R E A D ---------------
Current thread (0x058f7280): JavaThread "JMF thread: com.sun.media.amovie.AMController@506411[ com.sun.media.amovie.AMController@506411 ] ( realizeThread)" [_thread_in_native, id=3160]
siginfo: ExceptionCode=0xc0000005, writing address 0x034e6360
(plenty more here, I can post the rest if necessary)
The problem seems to be coming from the "return seekStreams" statement in the first file; when I have execution aborted before that (with a fatalError call), it doesn't crash.
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You should write your own Applet, where you can easily get the visual component (getVisualComponent())and show it directly in your Applet (you call it "embedded"). As far as I know, all examples (AVReceive* etc.) use the component which opens a new window.
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Forum participants are not Adobe employees. We're users like you who volunteer to share what we know.
Thanks for the added details.
Usually someone somewhere in the forum's global audience is awake and eager to participate at almost any hour. However, "super storm" Sandy in the USA has caused massive losses of power, transportation, and communication, so responses may be delayed for some time.
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Fritschy wrote:
Thanks for your compliments, although they don't bring me any further.
The version is 8.0.1, I always update when I'm prompted to do so by the update centre. As far as I know it is an international version.
Still, I would guess the InDesign developers could tell me something about that ':' marker. I suppose the software didn't invent it itself.

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>I only see the "jumble of invalid mark up" when I
actually view the page in
> dreamweaver in design view. Since I first posted, I
tried removing this
> code
> that goes in at line 1:
>
> <?php require_once ("content/global.php"); ?>
> <?php
>
> ob_start();
>
> ?>
>
> And now it displays correctly in design view. I've got
to have this code
> in
> there for the page to work. It's strange because this
just started
> happening.
> Is there some other place I can put it and still have
the page display in
> design view? Otherwise, I have to remove it, work on the
design and then
> paste
> it back in before I upload. There must be a way to
include code above the
> head
> tag and still have the page display in design view.
>

Password showing in running configuration on 3750's and 3560's

Hi All,
Forigve the stupid question here but I was just backing up the running configuration on the switches at work before we have a big powerdown at the weekend and I noticed that the passwords to access the switches are showing in readable text in the running configuration. Under line vty 0.4 and line vt 5.15 there is an entry for the password.
I have never seen this before in cisco switch running configurations so I was just wondering if it was normal? I'm new to the company so before I go rock the boat I thought I would ask if it is just a normal occurance as I've never seen it before on other 29 series switches that I have worked with.
If it isn't normal should I just remove it from the configuration files and then write mem to write a new config file minus the passwords? Just seems a bit risky to have passwords showing in plain sight especially if somebody ever saw the configuration file?
Any advice on the above would be greatly appreciated?
Thanks.

Thanks when I try entering the command service password-encryption I get invalid marker detected at the third character in the word service is their a condensed form of this command so that I can turn this service on please?
I am trying to enable the service password-encryption from the elevated access mode on the switch or do I need to be in just the normal mode? I thought that in order to make any configuration changes and be able to write those changes to memory you had to be in the elevated access mode?

Copies of InputStream

Hi All,
I need to know whether we can copy a stream object. e.g.
InputStream is = new inputStream();
Now can I get a copy of this 'is' object. If I do InputStream is_second = is This would rather set the reference but I need a copy
I don't want to read the whole stream and write it to other stream as it
would set the first stream empty. I can't use mark and reset as they are not supported in input Stream. I have tried using Bufferent InputStream and used mark and reset functions but have thrown exceptions as 'invalid mark' so I need a way of using the same inputstream
Regards
Wahaj

Seems like there is no easy solution to it..
Currently the solution is that If I have an FileinputStream (call it MainInputStream) then I need to created another FileInputStream by calling FileInputStream's constructor.
Creating another InputStream on a File seems not a big deal but consider scenarios when you have a large data structure stored in a file. You read the header and reach a point where data starts, you get the inputstream for that and start reading data, Fine but the next time you require to read it you need to create the MainInputStream, either skip the header if you know the size or read it till you reach the actuall data, create an inputstream on actuall data and then process it. A really good design would be to be able to get multiple inputStream on the same actauall data. One can design a function which can parse the headers and return the inputstream on actuall data but its better to have a functionality which can easily replicate inputStreams.. Another proposed solution can be to copy the inputstreams' data some where so in later usage no header parsing is involved but again either one has to store it in memory or hard disk which can be costly if data is huge say in GBs

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