Upgrading to JDK 1.3 supposedly fix Java.exe (Dr.watson errors)

Has anyone ran into the problems with Dr. Watson popping up when Java.exe
crashes?
Rumor has it that upgrading the JDK to 1.3 solves the problem.
This is a pretty general question, but does anyone have any ideas?
Sincerly,
Mike Kendzierski

Sounds like a find 'n' replace operation in your source code to me....
Replace all your references of Currency with your fully qualified pathname.
JavaLint (freeware) is a handy tool to perform strict checking of your source code. It finds unused variables & import statements, and complains if you use wildcard import statements, as you have done.
Might be worth including in your version control system "checking in process", or code review process in the future.
regards,
Owen

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