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OpenIMAJGrabber DLL identified as cause of java crash #431
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Hi @bxnkole, Thank you for the report. This should be fixed now. |
Thanks @sarxos, will there be a release for this fix? |
Ok I will. Thank you.
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@sarxos I just did a series of captures with the snapshot. The crash occurred about 20 minutes later. There was no crash dump this time but I enabled debug mode. See logs below
Although I didn't notice anything out of the ordinary here. Thank you for your support. |
This issue still persists on 64 bit Java builds , is there any fix for this yet. Thanks |
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This issue still persists on 64 bit Java builds , is there any fix for this yet. Thanks |
Hi,
I'm using the default OpenIMAJGrabber driver with the webcam-capture API. However, after some captures, my application crashes with the prompt "Java Binary Platform Has Stopped Working".
Of course, a crash dump log file was generated (pasted below) and it identified OpenIMAJGrabber dll as the offending frame. I've deployed my application to over 1000 Windows (x64 and x86) system as standalone applications and it keeps crashing after a few captures.
From the crash logs, it appears it has something to do with setting timeout, i'm not sure. The application's logic has to do with biometric registration so captures of several persons are taken one after the other.
API Version: 0.3.10
Java Version Deployed: 1.7 update 79
I will be willing to divulge more information. Thank you.
Crash Report
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