HELP! session.recycle() causes a java.lang.ThreadDeath

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Hi to all,

I have written a simple HTML Test page who opens a session of Notes (remote server).

Recycling it occurs a java.lang.ThreadDeath error.

Why?

Can someone help me establishing the cause of this error? I have the same error in a servlet app. and we are going crazy.

This is the source code:

Session sess = NotesFactory.createSession(“srv1:8585”, “admin admin”, “pwdadmin”);

System.out.println("Notes session created on: " + sess.getPlatform());

sess.recycle();

The error occurs in the recycle().

If I don’t recycle the session the code runs succesfully but I know that we need to recycle the session (without recycle the memory is allocated but not released).

Somebody has the solution?

Thanks

Andrea

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Subject: HELP! session.recycle() causes a java.lang.ThreadDeath

This should work.

Make sure you use the supported JVM and use the

lotus.domino package.

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Subject: RE: HELP! session.recycle() causes a java.lang.ThreadDeath

I think we’re using the supported JVM.Environment: Domino 6.0 on AIX, JVM 1.3.1, Webapp on Oracle Application Server 9.

Is this right?

Marco Fabbri

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Subject: RE: HELP! session.recycle() causes a java.lang.ThreadDeath

I use this small piece of code at the end of my Java agents. You can stuff it in the the “Finally” section if using try-catch-finally.

It seems to fix the problems that I sometimes see with “Error cleaning up agent threads” and java.lang.ThreadDeath :

try {

	Thread tga[] = new Thread[tGroup.activeCount()];

	tGroup.enumerate(tga);



	System.out.println("Listing Threads before wait");

	tGroup.list();



	while (tGroup.activeCount() > 1) {

			Thread.sleep(1000);

		}



	System.out.println("Listing Threads after wait");

	tGroup.list();

} catch(Exception e) {

		e.printStackTrace();

}