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Fatal error has been detected by the Java Runtime Environment ?

 
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Could please tell what this fatal error is about?



JDK: 6 - 32 Bit
System: Windows 2008 Server 64 Bit (i think 64-32 bit should not be issue)
Server: Jboss 6.0.0 (getting error)
Threads running: An app is deployed having 10 independent threads serving different requests in jboss server

Could anyone explain what the error it is?
 
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Azrael Noor wrote:Could anyone explain what the error it is?


What, no stacktrace? It's been years since I delved through a dump, and I don't really fancy starting again...

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This is error which i got in JBOSS log's. I don't know how to generate it again or i have no print stack trace for it.

If you could guide me how to delved through a dump, i shall be thankful
 
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An EXCEPTION_ACCESS_VIOLATION is basically like a NullPointerException but it occurs in native code (i.e. dereferencing NULL pointers). I can't tell you anything more since there is no stack trace for these kinds of errors, and I haven't tried understanding these error messages.
 
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