Explore crashing due to Java on TS

[Guest Jacob Hornbech]

Hello kind sir's.

 

I'm having a problem on my companys Win2k3 Ent. Server. I've locked down the

users pretty hard of safety reasons, which works pretty well. Now however,

some of the users need to enter a site which needs a certificate. This is

all fine and dandy, I put the respective site in trusted sites, and opend

the certificate with the user. When the user then enters the site IE

crashes, some times with an error or none at all.

 

I've been using some time on this, and found out that when the user initiate

"Sun Java Console" under "Tools" in IE, it crashes aswell. I've tried to

reinstall Java, to no avail.

 

Is there anyone here that have experienced the same problem?

 

Kind regards, and thanks in advance.

 

Jacob Hornbech Jespersen

[Guest Jacob Hornbech]

Re: Explore crashing due to Java on TS

 

Hmm I've digged depper, and found out that it might have something to do

with a bug in java, due to either printers or graphics device drivers. This

is the bug report from java.

 

#

# An unexpected error has been detected by Java Runtime Environment:

#

# EXCEPTION_ACCESS_VIOLATION (0xc0000005) at pc=0x7d8e6189, pid=2328,

tid=2088

#

# Java VM: Java HotSpot Client VM (1.6.0_03-b05 mixed mode, sharing)

# Problematic frame:

# C [secur32.dll+0x16189]

#

# If you would like to submit a bug report, please visit:

# http://java.sun.com/webapps/bugreport/crash.jsp

#

 

 

"Jacob Hornbech" <jacob@fonsie.dk> skrev i meddelelsen

news:F94393F5-F305-4D03-9121-F500F353714E@microsoft.com...

> Hello kind sir's.

>

> I'm having a problem on my companys Win2k3 Ent. Server. I've locked down

> the users pretty hard of safety reasons, which works pretty well. Now

> however, some of the users need to enter a site which needs a certificate.

> This is all fine and dandy, I put the respective site in trusted sites,

> and opend the certificate with the user. When the user then enters the

> site IE crashes, some times with an error or none at all.

>

> I've been using some time on this, and found out that when the user

> initiate "Sun Java Console" under "Tools" in IE, it crashes aswell. I've

> tried to reinstall Java, to no avail.

>

> Is there anyone here that have experienced the same problem?

>

> Kind regards, and thanks in advance.

>

> Jacob Hornbech Jespersen

[Guest Jacob Hornbech]

Re: Explore crashing due to Java on TS

 

I fixed this error by downgrading Java to Java 1.5 r 12. The problem was due

to the setup: Xeon CPU's Win2k3 Ent. Sp2 etc.

 

 

"Jacob Hornbech" <jacob@fonsie.dk> skrev i meddelelsen

news:DC2CCEF9-D111-486D-B33A-B3C2768800FC@microsoft.com...

> Hmm I've digged depper, and found out that it might have something to do

> with a bug in java, due to either printers or graphics device drivers.

> This is the bug report from java.

>

> #

> # An unexpected error has been detected by Java Runtime Environment:

> #

> # EXCEPTION_ACCESS_VIOLATION (0xc0000005) at pc=0x7d8e6189, pid=2328,

> tid=2088

> #

> # Java VM: Java HotSpot Client VM (1.6.0_03-b05 mixed mode, sharing)

> # Problematic frame:

> # C [secur32.dll+0x16189]

> #

> # If you would like to submit a bug report, please visit:

> # http://java.sun.com/webapps/bugreport/crash.jsp

> #

>

>

> "Jacob Hornbech" <jacob@fonsie.dk> skrev i meddelelsen

> news:F94393F5-F305-4D03-9121-F500F353714E@microsoft.com...

>> Hello kind sir's.

>>

>> I'm having a problem on my companys Win2k3 Ent. Server. I've locked down

>> the users pretty hard of safety reasons, which works pretty well. Now

>> however, some of the users need to enter a site which needs a

>> certificate. This is all fine and dandy, I put the respective site in

>> trusted sites, and opend the certificate with the user. When the user

>> then enters the site IE crashes, some times with an error or none at all.

>>

>> I've been using some time on this, and found out that when the user

>> initiate "Sun Java Console" under "Tools" in IE, it crashes aswell. I've

>> tried to reinstall Java, to no avail.

>>

>> Is there anyone here that have experienced the same problem?

>>

>> Kind regards, and thanks in advance.

>>

>> Jacob Hornbech Jespersen

>