Java.exe with 9ias

Has anyone out there run into an issue with java.exe and 9ias running on NT4.0? It seems that java.exe reaches approx. 40MB then we get an apache.exe Dr. Watson error and our server is down. If anyone can help I would greatly appreciate it.
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Rod,
This question is better suited to the Oracle9i Applications Server forum.
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