From:	Vasiliy Baranov [vasiliy.baranov@oracle.com]
Sent:	Saturday, October 22, 2011 1:43 PM
To:	Adrian Raybould
Cc:	Peter Zhelezniakov; Andrey Pikalev
Subject:	Re: JavaFX crashing JVM (RT-15172)

Hi Adrian,

Thank you for the problem report.

Presidio is a code name for JavaFX 2.0, so the fix for RT-15172 is already 
included in 2.0 GA. You are probably hitting a regression or a new bug. Could 
you please file a new issue in Jira?

Is this issue easily reproducible? If so, can you please describe the 
procedure to reproduce it?

Also, is the attached file a verbatim copy of the crash dump generated by the 
JVM? I am asking because the method listed last on the Java stack
- com.sun.webpane.platform.WebPage.twkProcessMouseWheelEvent - should never 
call the Java_com_sun_webpane_webkit_network_URLProcessor_headerCallback 
native function under normal circumstances. If what the crash dump shows is 
indeed what happened, it indicates some sort of corruption in the JVM caused 
by some yet unknown problem.

Thank you,
-- Vasiliy

On 21.10.2011 23:56, Adrian Raybould wrote:
> Hello Vasiliy,
>
> My name is Adrian Raybould and I just started working on some heavy 
> duty JavaFX WebPane stuff and we’re seeing JVM crashes that look 
> remarkably similar to the RT-15333/RT-15172 issue (see attached JVM dump if 
you want).
>
> Specifically I see –
>
> Native frames: (J=compiled Java code, j=interpreted, Vv=VM code, 
> C=native code)
>
> C [WebPaneJava.dll+0x30b468]
> Java_com_sun_webpane_webkit_network_URLProcessor_headerCallback+0x3238
>
> And RT-15333 log 5880 shows
>
> Native frames: (J=compiled Java code, j=interpreted, Vv=VM code, 
> C=native code)
>
> C [WebPaneJava.dll+0x3092de]
> Java_com_sun_webpane_webkit_network_URLProcessor_headerCallback+0x4e
>
> What is the process for obtaining this fix ? When is “Presidio”
> scheduled for general availability ?
>
> Let me know thanks,
>
> Adrian
>
>
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