I have written an application in Java and C on the Solaris 10 (x86)
platform using the JDK 1.5.0_09. The Java code calls a native method
"startButtonWatcher," which then forks, the parent process returning,
and the child process initiating an event loop that calls a static
method, "sendButtonEvent," on a Java class "ButtonWatcher."
The problem is that on the 65 invocation, the CallStaticVoidMethod will
hang. There is no core file or pid log file produced. (it will also
hang for CallVoidMethod as well if I remove the static declaration in
ButtonWatcher.)
I have also added a main() function to the C code so that it can be
compiled and run as an executable rather than a library file loaded
from Java, and the the same loop will be fine, the Call*Method call
being exected forever (or over a million times at least). The only
difference in the code is the JVM--in the sharable library, it uses the
JVM of the class that calls the native method, and the standalone has
to create its own. What could be the problem? Thanks!
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