Re the inability to get a stack dump -- you can always force a JVM instance
to quit with a stack dump. In Unix/Linux you kill using kill -QUIT
<processid>, in Windows you do the same thing by doing a control-break.
See http://java.sun.com/developer/techinicalArticles/Programming/Stacktrace/
for more information.
Best,
Joe
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>> I have a really wierd problem. Andrus asked me for a stack trace, but
>> there is none. The application simply freezes. This happens in an auto
>> cayenne generated class while retrieving a to-many array.
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