It turns out that it is a *bug*. On a slow single-core machine, the
thread started in PEMain.main() doesn't ever get a chance to run by
the time it's needed, not even to set the boolean PRELOAD_CALLED (the
thread is set to MIN_PRIORITY).
I will be committing a fix shortly.
Lloyd
On Feb 8, 2007, at 3:34 PM, Byron Nevins wrote:
> To save time and verify that it's the installed binaries and not
> the domain config -- try this:
>
> Try creating a new domain:
>
> asadmin create-domain
>
> and then start-stop-start
>
> --------
> My other $0.02 is to forget about partial building.
> Wipe out EVERYTHING and build from scratch -- it takes almost none
> of your time and maybe a half hour of computer time.
>
>
> Bobby Bissett - Javasoft wrote:
>
>> Byron Nevins wrote:
>>
>>> Have you tried starting & stopping DAS a few times *before* you
>>> do those changes?
>>
>>
>> It still fails startup.
>>
>> Starting from a whole new empty directory and doing the whole
>> checkout/build, I've tried building the way I normally do (all in
>> one maven command) and in separate commands as was suggested to
>> me. I can't restart the server even if all I do is start, stop,
>> start. With my last build, I can't even start it the *first* time
>> (see attached).
>>
>> So GF is completely unusable on my windows machine, though
>> everything works fine on my solaris machine. I know it's passing
>> on tinderbox, but I don't see any windows os there (unless I'm
>> mistaken). I've heard from one other person who is running into
>> the same error. Lloyd, have you tried on windows?
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Bobby
>>
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