JVM Crash on Startup

pietersej

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JVM crash on startup
The platform is Sun 10 (5.10) JDE 8.12 Tools 8.98.0.2 (or 8.98.0.1CPU) Oracle 10.2.0.4. The system works fine with Tools 8.97.1.2.
When I change the system from 8.97.1.2 to 8.98.0.2, and start the services I get the following error:
The JVM Crash on startup, I can logon to the Fat Client but not the web client. Server Manager Runtime Metrics does not show.
Q any idea’s on this?

JDELOG
process 6262 </u02/jdedwards/E812/system/bin32/jdenet_n> registered in entry 06262/1MAIN_THREAD Tue Dec 30 07:41:33.130713netsig.c171net process: adding process 6264 in Unregister list.6262/1MAIN_THREAD Tue Dec 30 07:41:33.131013netsig.c353
Kernel Process 6264 has died
6262/1MAIN_THREAD Tue Dec 30 07:41:33.131481netsig.c179net process: process 6264 set to Zombie6262/1MAIN_THREAD Tue Dec 30 07:41:33.131957ipcmisc.c299ipcSawImpGetKernelUserThreadV6 : Process 6264 not found in SAW User Call Stack/Thread SHM for allocating memory; no users are registered for this process.6262/1MAIN_THREAD Tue Dec 30 07:41:33.132144ipcmisc.c299API ipcSawZombieProcV1 : process 6264 set to Zombie in entry 1

VM TRACE
Last Modified File Size <?xml version='1.0' encoding='UTF-8'?><hotspot_log version='142 1' process='6264' time_ms='1230586892537'><vm_version><name>Java HotSpot(TM) Server VM</name><release>1.5.0_14-b03</release><info>
Java HotSpot(TM) Server VM (1.5.0_14-b03) for solaris-sparc, built on Oct 5 2007 01:41:37 by unknown with unknown Workshop:0x550
</info></vm_version><tty>Checked JNI functions are being used to validate JNI usage
 
Hi,

Have you built and deployed a full package after upgrading
Tools release to 8.98?
 
Yes
I had to change the enterpriseone.sh scripts to point to system/jre/lib
add this option in the JVM options =-XX:+AllowUserSignalHandlers -Xrs

I can login to the web but the runtime metrics(SM) does not work
 
I had an issue with ES metrics way back when on 8.97.x.
When I upgraded to 8.97.x the upgrade created JDENET_KERNEL_DEF32] but did not correctly configure JDENET_KERNEL_DEF32].

Once I corrected the logic for this kernel, my ES metrics appeared.
 
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