So we "solved" this by killing a large number of the system processes. We think the problem is closely related to the issues described here: arcanadev.com/support/kb/K00000329.aspx with the process trying to call java's exec being out of available heap space or memory. Very strange.
So we "solved" this by killing a large number of the system processes. We think the problem is closely related to the issues described here: arcanadev.com/support/kb/K00000329.aspx, with the process trying to call java's exec being out of available heap space or memory. Very strange.
You should call p.waitFor() before p.exitValue().
Calling p.waitFor() without p.exitValue() also produces 128. – Paul Karlin May 17 at 21:53 I actually wasn't calling p.exitValue() at all and having the same problem. I just added in p.exitValue() to help give additional context (program not even starting) – Zugwalt May 17 at 22:29.
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