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7.Submitting Bug Reports A.Environment Variables and System Properties B.Command-Line Options C.Fatal Error Log C.1 Location of Fatal Error Log C.2 Description of Fatal Error Log C.3 Header Format C.4 Thread Section Format C.4.1
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Thread Information C.4.2 Signal Information C.4.3 Register Context C.4.4 Machine Instructions C.4.5 Thread Stack C.4.6 Further Details C.5 Process Section Format C.5.1 Thread List C.5.2 VM State C.5.3 Mutexes and Monitors C.5.4 Heap Summary C.5.5 Memory Map C.5.6 VM Arguments and Environment Variables C.5.7 Signal Handlers C.6 System Section Format D.Summary of Tools in This Release AppendixC Fatal Error Log When a fatal error occurs, an error blackberry jvm error 517 fix log is created with information and the state obtained at the time of the fatal error. Note that the format of this file can change slightly in update releases. This appendix contains the following sections. C.1 Location of Fatal Error Log C.2 Description of Fatal Error Log C.3 Header Format C.4 Thread Section Format C.5 Process Section Format C.6 System Section Format C.1 Location of Fatal Error Log The product flag -XX:ErrorFile= file can be used to specify where the file will be created, where file represents the full path for the file location. The substring %% in the file variable is converted to %, and the substring %p is converted to the process ID of the process. In the following example, the error log file will be written to the directory /var/log/java and will be named java_error pid .log. java -XX:ErrorFile=/var/log/java/java_error%p.log If the -XX:ErrorFile= file flag is not specified, by default the file name is hs_err_pid pid .log, where pid is the process ID of the process. In addition, if the -XX:ErrorFile= file flag is not specified, the system attempts to create the file in the working directory of the process. In the event that the
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applet or application within a browser, a https://www.java.com/en/download/help/error_hotspot.xml text (.log) file appears on the desktop. The text file name starts with hs_err_pid . The following error message appears in the http://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/SSFKSJ_8.0.0/com.ibm.mq.tro.doc/q039380_.htm file. Error Message: An unexpected error has been detected by HotSpot Virtual Machine CAUSE There could be many reasons for the applet jvm error crash. Here is a list of some possible causes. The applet or application that you were running may contain programming errors or bugs that caused Java to crash. You may be running an older version of Java, which may contain bugs that can cause Java jvm error 517 to crash. WORKAROUND Note: The log files on your desktop are safe to be deleted. Run Verify applet to check if Java is installed correctly on your system. If you are able to run this applet, then Java is installed and configured correctly on your system. The problem may be specific to that particular applet. In that case, please contact the web site administrators or the software vendor to notify them of this issue. Download and install the latest Java. The latest version may contain update or fixes to your problem. Help Resources Installing Java Remove Older Versions Disable Java Using Java General Questions Mobile Java Security Support Options Select Language | About Java | Support | Developers | Feedback Privacy | | Terms of Use | Trademarks | Disclaimer Oracle