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The beutiful error message below appears when the servlet is about to run. I
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          José Compadre Junior
          Developer
          [email protected]
          [email protected]

          This is not a bug, it is part of the Java specification. Changing
          versions of Java will not help.
          The only solution is to make the method shorter.
          Mike
          "José Compadre Junior" <[email protected]> wrote:
          >The beutiful error message below appears when the servlet
          >is about to run. I
          >have found some information about it in the java.sun page
          >but it only tells
          >that this happens when you have a big nested while loop
          >into the servlet
          >service method. It seems that java 1.2 is responsible
          >for this bug, it get
          >confused when trying to compile this servlet. Another
          >interesting thing is
          >that if I remove some lines anywhere in the source it
          >compiles and runs
          >correctly. But I cannot do this, so I moved this lines
          >to a method in a
          >class and I invoke them into the servlet, and the method
          >returns me a big
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          >servlet (It means
          >that you get messed when you have to maintain the HTML
          >souce). If anyone
          >could suggest me other solution than this one I've found
          >I would be
          >thankful. PS. don't tell me to change the jdk1.2 to 1.3,
          >It would take a lot
          >of time and money for the project I'm working with.
          >
          >
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          >Servlet
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          >method:
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          > at weblogic.servlet.internal.ServletStubImpl.createServlet(Compiled
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          > at
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          >Code)
          > at weblogic.servlet.internal.ServletStubImpl.prepareServlet(Compiled
          >Code)
          > at weblogic.servlet.jsp.JspStub.prepareServlet(Compiled
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          > at weblogic.servlet.internal.ServletStubImpl.getServlet(Compiled
          >Code)
          > at weblogic.servlet.internal.ServletStubImpl.invokeServlet(Compiled
          >Code)
          > at weblogic.servlet.internal.ServletStubImpl.invokeServlet(Compiled
          >Code)
          > at weblogic.servlet.internal.RequestDispatcherImpl.forward(Compiled
          >Code)
          > at weblogic.servlet.jsp.PageContextImpl.forward(Compiled
          >Code)
          > at servlets.jsp._auction._editbid_process._jspService(Compiled
          >Code)
          > at com.promon.bidare.PageCommon.service(Compiled
          >Code)
          > at weblogic.servlet.internal.ServletStubImpl.invokeServlet(Compiled
          >Code)
          > at weblogic.servlet.internal.ServletStubImpl.invokeServlet(Compiled
          >Code)
          > at
          >weblogic.servlet.internal.ServletContextImpl.invokeServlet(Compiled
          >Code)
          > at
          >weblogic.servlet.internal.ServletContextImpl.invokeServlet(Compiled
          >Code)
          > at
          >weblogic.servlet.internal.ServletContextManager.invokeServlet(Compiled
          >Code)
          > at weblogic.socket.MuxableSocketHTTP.invokeServlet(Compiled
          >Code)
          > at weblogic.socket.MuxableSocketHTTP.execute(Compiled
          >Code)
          > at weblogic.kernel.ExecuteThread.run(Compiled
          >Code)
          >
          >Fri Mar 09 14:56:21 GMT-03:00 2001:<I> <ServletContext-General>
          >servletimages: init
          >
          >
          >José Compadre Junior
          >Developer
          >[email protected]
          >[email protected]
          >
          >

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Prabakaran Srinivasan.

Hi All,
I am able to find the root cause for this. For AS 3 classes,
while parsing the ABC code, every method body will be a set of
instructions in which each instruction will have an offset to it.
This offset will be useful to mark the target for branching
instructions like if, while etc.... Because, these instructions
contains targetoffset as a parameter to which the instruction has
to jump when the condition becomes true or false. The process what
i am doing is i do some code injection to replace the URLRequest
calls. The flash file in which i got this error, i did replace the
URLRequest call to my own method call and this code was being
wrapped up by an IF block. Because of the code injection, i need to
update the offset of the instructions with the difference offset
value. I did this, but i missed the jumpoffset parameter of the if
block wrapping my injected code which was the root cause. I did fix
this...
Thanks,
Prabakaran Srinivasan.

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Error :
I am getting the error "Branch target offset too large for
short" in coldfusion.
What we are trying to do?
We are concatenating large numbers of text. We where building
a lengthly string. We ended up using mutliple variables and
appending them together at the end to get it to work.
Appending the lengthy string and writing into a file.
Just to breif you this is a survey questions and answers we
are generating text file with tab seperated as delimeters.
e.g.
The string I am using is
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Can anyone please help me out?

Error :
I am getting the error "Branch target offset too large for
short" in coldfusion.
What we are trying to do?
We are concatenating large numbers of text. We where building
a lengthly string. We ended up using mutliple variables and
appending them together at the end to get it to work.
Appending the lengthy string and writing into a file.
Just to breif you this is a survey questions and answers we
are generating text file with tab seperated as delimeters.
e.g.
The string I am using is
<cfset Questions =
Number#TabChar#Q1#TabChar#Q2A#TabChar#Q2B#TabChar#Q2C#TabChar#Q3A#TabChar#Q3B#TabChar#Q3C #TabChar#Q3D#TabChar#Q3E#TabChar#Q3F#TabChar#Q3G#TabChar#Q4A1#TabChar#Q4A2#TabChar#Q4A3#Ta bChar#Q4A4#TabChar#Q4A5#TabChar#Q4A6#TabChar#Q4B1#TabChar#Q4B2#TabChar#Q4B#TabChar#Q4B4#Ta bChar#Q4B5#TabChar#Q4B6#TabChar#Q4C1#TabChar#Q4C2#TabChar#Q4C3#TabChar#Q4C4#TabChar#Q4C5#T abChar#Q4C6#TabChar#Q4D1#TabChar#Q4D2#TabChar#Q4D3#TabChar#Q4D4#TabChar#Q4D5#TabChar#Q4D6# TabChar#Q4E1#TabChar#Q4E2#TabChar#Q4E3#TabChar#Q4E4#TabChar#Q4E5#TabChar#Q4E6#TabChar#Q4F1 #TabChar#Q4F2#TabChar#Q4F3#TabChar#Q4F4#TabChar#Q4F5#TabChar#Q4F6#TabChar#Q4G1#TabChar#Q4G 2#TabChar#Q4G3#TabChar#Q4G4#TabChar#Q4G5#TabChar#Q4G6#TabChar#Q4H1#TabChar#Q4H2#TabChar#Q4 H3#TabChar#Q4H4#TabChar#Q4H5#TabChar#Q4H6#TabChar#Q4I#TabChar#Q4J#TabChar#Q4K#TabChar#Q5A1 #TabChar#Q5A2#TabChar#Q5A3#TabChar#Q5A4#TabChar#Q5A5#TabChar#Q5A6#TabChar#Q5B1#TabChar#Q5B 2#TabChar#Q5B3#TabChar#Q5B4#TabChar#Q5B5#TabChar#Q5B6#TabChar#Q5C1#TabChar#Q5C2#TabChar#Q5 C3#TabChar#Q5C4#TabChar#Q5C5#TabChar#Q5C6#TabChar#Q5D1#TabChar#Q5D2#TabChar#Q5D3#TabChar#Q 5D4#TabChar#Q5D5#TabChar#Q5D6#TabChar#Q5E#TabChar#Q5F#TabChar#Q5G#TabChar#Q6A#TabChar#Q6B# TabChar#Q6C#TabChar#Q6E#TabChar#Q6F#TabChar#Q6G#TabChar#Q6H#TabChar#Q6I#TabChar#Q6J#TabCha r#Q6K#TabChar#Q7A1#TabChar#Q7A2#TabChar#Q7B1#TabChar#Q7B2#TabChar#Q7C#TabChar#Q7D#TabChar# Q8A#TabChar#Q8B#TabChar#Q8C#TabChar#Q8D#TabChar#Q8E#TabChar#Q8F#TabChar#Q8G#TabChar#Q8H#Ta bChar#Q9A1#TabChar#Q9A2#TabChar#Q9B1#TabChar#Q9B2#TabChar#Q9C1#TabChar#Q9C2#TabChar#Q9D1#T abChar#Q9D2#TabChar#Q9E1#TabChar#Q9E2#TabChar#Q9H1#TabChar#Q9H2#TabChar#Q9I1#TabChar#Q9I2# TabChar#Q9J1#TabChar#Q9J2#TabChar#Q9K1#TabChar#Q9K2#TabChar#Q9L1#TabChar#Q9L2#TabChar#Q9M# TabChar#Q9N#TabChar#Q9O#TabChar#Q9P#TabChar#Q9Q#TabChar#Q9R#TabChar#Q9S#TabChar#Q10A#TabCh ar#Q10B#TabChar#Q10C#TabChar#Q10E#TabChar#Q10F#TabChar#Q10G#TabChar#Q10H#TabChar#Q10I#TabC har#Q10J#TabChar#Q10K#TabChar#Q11A#TabChar#Q11B#TabChar#Q11C#TabChar#Q11D#TabChar#Q11E#Tab Char#Q11F#TabChar#Q11G#TabChar#Q11H#TabChar#Q11I#TabChar#Q11J#TabChar#Q11K#TabChar#Q11L#Ta bChar#Q11M#TabChar#Q11O#TabChar#Q11P#TabChar#Q11Q#TabChar#Q11R#TabChar#Q12A1#TabChar#Q12A2 #TabChar#Q12B1#TabChar#Q12B2#TabChar#Q12C1#TabChar#Q12C2#TabChar#Q12D1#TabChar#Q12D2#TabCh ar#Q12E#TabChar#Q12F#TabChar#Q12G#TabChar#Q12H#TabChar#Q12I#TabChar#Q12J#TabChar#Q12K#TabC har#Q12L#TabChar#Q13A1#TabChar#Q13A2#TabChar#Q13B1#TabChar#Q13B2#TabChar#Q13C1#TabChar#Q13 C2#TabChar#Q13D1#TabChar#Q13D2#TabChar#Q13E1#TabChar#Q13E2#TabChar#Q13H1#TabChar#Q13H2#Tab Char#Q13I1#TabChar#Q13I2#TabChar#Q13J1#TabChar#Q13J2#TabChar#Q13K1#TabChar#Q13K2#TabChar#Q 13L#TabChar#Q13M#TabChar#Q13N#TabChar#Q14A1#TabChar#Q14A2#TabChar#Q14B1#TabChar#Q14B2#TabC har#Q14C1#TabChar#Q14C2#TabChar#Q14D#TabChar#Q14E#TabChar#Q14F#TabChar#Q14G#TabChar#Q14H#T abChar#Q15A#TabChar#Q15B#TabChar#Q15C#TabChar#Q15D#TabChar#Q15E#TabChar#Q15F#TabChar#Q15G# TabChar#Q15H#TabChar#Q16A#TabChar#Q16B#TabChar#Q16C#TabChar#Q16D#TabChar#Q16E#TabChar#Q16F #TabChar#Q17A1#TabChar#Q17A2#TabChar#Q17A3#TabChar#Q17B#TabChar#Q17C#TabChar#Q17D#TabChar# Q17E#TabChar#Q17F#TabChar#Q17G#TabChar#Q17H#TabChar#Q18A1#TabChar#Q18A2#TabChar#Q18B1#TabC har#Q18B2#TabChar#Q18C1#TabChar#Q18C2#TabChar#Q18D1#TabChar#Q18D2#TabChar#Q18E1#TabChar#Q1 8E2#TabChar#Q18H1#TabChar#Q18H2#TabChar#Q18I1#TabChar#Q18I2#TabChar#Q18J1#TabChar#Q18J2#Ta bChar#Q18K1#TabChar#Q18K2#TabChar#Q18L1#TabChar#Q18L2#TabChar#Q18M1#TabChar#Q18M2#TabChar# Q18N1#TabChar#Q18N2#TabChar#Q18O1#TabChar#Q18O2#TabChar#Q18P1#TabChar#Q18P2#TabChar#Q18Q1# TabChar#Q18Q2#TabChar#Q18R1#TabChar#Q18R2#TabChar#Q18S1#TabChar#Q18S2#TabChar#Q18T1#TabCha r#Q18T2#TabChar#Q18U1#TabChar#Q18U2#TabChar#Q18V1#TabChar#Q18V2#TabChar#Q18W1#TabChar#Q18W 2#TabChar#Q18X1#TabChar#Q18X2#TabChar#Q18Y1#TabChar#Q18Y2#TabChar#Q18Z1#TabChar#Q18Z2#TabC har#Q18A11#TabChar#Q18A12#TabChar#Q18B11#TabChar#Q18B12#TabChar#Q18C11#TabChar#Q18C12#TabC har#Q18D11#TabChar#Q18D12#TabChar#Q18E11#TabChar#Q18E12#TabChar#Q18H11#TabChar#Q18H12#TabC har#Q18I11#TabChar#Q18I12#TabChar#Q18J11#TabChar#Q18J12#TabChar#Q18K11#TabChar#Q18K12#TabC har#Q18L11#TabChar#Q18L1Z#TabChar#Q18M11#TabChar#Q18M12#TabChar#Q18N11#TabChar#Q18N12#TabC har#Q18O11#TabChar#Q18O12#TabChar#Q18P11#TabChar#Q18P12#TabChar#Q18Q11#TabChar#Q18Q12#TabC har#Q18R11#TabChar#Q18R12#TabChar#Q18S11#TabChar#Q18S12#TabChar#Q18T11#TabChar#Q18T12#TabC har#Q18U11#TabChar#Q18U12#TabChar#Q18V11#TabChar#Q18V12#TabChar#Q18W11#TabChar#Q18W12#TabC har#Q18X11#TabChar#Q18X12#TabChar#Q18Y11#TabChar#Q18Y12#TabChar#Q18Z11#TabChar#Q18Z12#TabC har#Q18A21#TabChar#Q19A#TabChar#Q19B#TabChar#Q19C>
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Can anyone please help me out?

Branch target offset too large for short - using CFThread

I am just starting to get into using CFThread. I have a process I am working on to allow clients to order background reports on multiple applicants simultaneously. I am doing this using CFThread. Through some trial and error I discovered that I needed to var scope the variables that are used in the CFC's that do the bulk of the report processing. As soon as I did that I started getting the error " Branch target offset too large for short". Everything I have read on this error basically says I have too much code in the CFC which doesn't make sense as I am using this CFC in several other places in the site without error. The problem only occured after var scoping my variables in the CFC and them sticking that CFC inside a CFTHread tag.
Has only one seen anything like this before?
Thanks

Haven't seen it, no.
Can you revert to your un-VARed code, and then re-VAR the variables one by one, retesting between each, and see if a specific one gives you the error?
I don't know what this might tell you, but it might help focus where to look.
NB: you should be VARing your variables within functions as a matter of course, not simply in situations in which the code is being called via <cfthread>.
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