Why the server down?

HI:
          I use the jsp code like the accessories in this mail, the
          jsp import a dbquery class ,the .java of the class also in this mail. And
          when I run the jsp call the class and run it
          the weblogic server down , and the server show me a message like this :
          # An EXCEPTION_ACCESS_VIOLATION exception has been detected in native code
          outside the VM.
          # Program counter=0x1000a94b
          and in the browser, the OS also show me the application program java.exe
          run error.
          I ues intel PIII 550 cpu, and the OS is WinNT4.0, sp6, the weblogic
          server I use 5.1 edition, Sp4. jdk1.3 edition , jsp1.1 edition
          and I also give the startweblogic.cmd file to show you my java run
          environment.
          [index.jsp]
          [PharmaQueryBean.java]
          [startWebLogic.cmd]

          The same issue for us.
          The same solution : switch to Oracle Thin Client.
          Dimitri Rakitine <[email protected]> wrote:
          >It uses native libraryi(OCI), so, while it should not, it is possible
          >that is can crash.
          >
          >I would suggest you use Oracle thin JDBC driver - it is 100% java, so
          >it will
          >not crash the JVM. You can download it from http://otn.oracle.com, if
          >you do not have it
          >already.
          >
          >shannon <[email protected]> wrote:
          >> HI :
          >> I use the jdbc driver=weblogic.jdbc.oci.Driver, but my fellow also
          >use this
          >> jdbc driver, and on his computer can run these programs, he and I use
          >the
          >> SAME system, includes the software and hardware.
          >
          >> thanks , Dimitri Rakitine !
          >
          >
          >> Dimitri Rakitine <[email protected]> wrote in message
          >> news:[email protected]...
          >>> Which jdbc driver are you using? It looks like it causes an error.
          >>>
          >>> shannon <[email protected]> wrote:
          >>> > HI:
          >>> > I use the jsp code like the accessories in this mail, the
          >>> > jsp import a dbquery class ,the .java of the class also in this
          >mail.
          >> And
          >>> > when I run the jsp call the class and run it
          >>> > the weblogic server down , and the server show me a message like
          >this :
          >>>
          >>> > #
          >>> > # An EXCEPTION_ACCESS_VIOLATION exception has been detected in native
          >> code
          >>> > outside the VM.
          >>> > # Program counter=0x1000a94b
          >>> > #
          >>>
          >>> > and in the browser, the OS also show me the application program
          >> java.exe
          >>> > run error.
          >>>
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          >>> > server I use 5.1 edition, Sp4. jdk1.3 edition , jsp1.1 edition
          >>> > and I also give the startweblogic.cmd file to show you my java run
          >>> > environment.
          >>>
          >>> Dimitri
          >
          >Dimitri

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