Name: mc57594 Date: 10/05/99

HARDWARE: Intel PII / NT4 Terminal Server Edition.
JAVA: HotSpot / JDK 1.2.2

We have an java application that uses swing components, ObjectStore 5.1 / ObjectStore JAVA 3.0_sp2.

under NT Terminal Server Edition in a client remote session, the application seems to start and before any graphic component is showed, it crash in java.exe (classic & hotspot mode) doing a protection fault (Dr Watson).

An other part of this application (with swings & ObjectStore) is launched as an NT service (with MicroSoft SRVANY.EXE that launch java VM). this service seems to work (system service).

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We have an older version of this application that runs in java 1.1.7ai with ObjectStore5.1 / ObjectStore JAVA 1.3 and works well with Terminal Server Edition.
(Review ID: 95896)
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Date: Tue, 05 Oct 1999 11:30:37 +0200
From: Olivier ROUITS <###@###.###>
To: chamness <###@###.###>
CC: TRUELLE Patrick <###@###.###>
Subject: Re: (Review ID: 95896) crash on NT4 Terminal Server Edition

you can find a little java class named "test.Test1" that uses Swing and JVM 1.2.2 in classic mode attached with this mail.
it brings up a JFrame with a JList in it.

CONFIG:
we have a workstation (NT4.0 WorkStation) and a server (NT4.0 Server, Terminal Server Edition)
jdk 1.2.2 has been installed on the workstation and the server using Microsoft application add/suppress programs icon in NT ControlPanel (it is noticed by Microsoft because of "change user" operation).

TESTS:
when we start it on the workstation (not in a Terminal session) it works well;
when we start it on the workstation in a Terminal Session (running on the server), the JVM crashes (java.exe);
when we start it on the server directly, the JVM crashes (java.exe);

A second little java class named "test.Test2" that uses only "java.lang.System" class (french "Hello world!") and works well in all cases.

Olivier Rouits.
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