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Bug
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Resolution: Duplicate
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P2
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None
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solaris
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None
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generic
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solaris_nevada
[dep, 09Jul2007]
My javaws-started Sun IM client dumped core in libzip after it had
been running a few days.
There is clearly a bug in libzip in that it dumps core, be it because
it was given bad input or there is a flaw in its own logic. If the
cause was indeed a corrupt jar file, there must be a second bug
somewhere in the Java stack which resulted in the application being
supplied with the corrupt jar file.
Another data point: after I started the IM client last week, I
started a second one while the first was still running. I seem to
recall that this caused a re-download of the application.
(Attempting that again today had the same effect, though I have been
unable to reproduce the failure). One possibility is that this
caused the corruption, which would be a serious bug in javaws.
My javaws-started Sun IM client dumped core in libzip after it had
been running a few days.
There is clearly a bug in libzip in that it dumps core, be it because
it was given bad input or there is a flaw in its own logic. If the
cause was indeed a corrupt jar file, there must be a second bug
somewhere in the Java stack which resulted in the application being
supplied with the corrupt jar file.
Another data point: after I started the IM client last week, I
started a second one while the first was still running. I seem to
recall that this caused a re-download of the application.
(Attempting that again today had the same effect, though I have been
unable to reproduce the failure). One possibility is that this
caused the corruption, which would be a serious bug in javaws.
- duplicates
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JDK-4425695 Updating jar files crashes running programs
- Open
- relates to
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JDK-6427926 JVM crash in ZIP_GetEntry
- Closed