Re: JNI EXCEPTION_ACCESS_VIOLATION

Hello Inácio,

Thanks for the suggestion. If I understand you correctly, you are
suggesting that I access the C++ DLL's functions via a C++ program, to
take the JVM out of the equation. I have done this already, and this
scenario works fine without any crash.

I suspect there is some memory conflict condition that I am causing by
accessing the Windows XP disk read/write code (presumably in ntdll.dll
??????) running from within a JVM, and by calling the WindowLookAndFeel
code into play.

I have been researching this issue pretty rigorously for the past few
days, and have found other posting reporting similar problems.
Unfortunately, it seems that nobody has been able to offer a satisfying
explanation, and in my particular case, I have to use the Windows L&F,
so simply omitting it is not an option.

Short of a complete explanation on how to fix this problem, I could
really use advise on how to get more information from the crash that I
can use to track the problem down.

Thanks again for your post.

Ed Sandfort

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