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    crash of 16bit subsystem under windows xp professional w. java 1.4 final
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crash of 16bit subsystem under windows xp professional w. java 1.4 final





------- Additional Comments From jason.ertel@divine.com  2002-03-25 19:01 -------
I experienced this bug when I upgraded to XP.  I solved the problem by removing 
the following line from my build.xml files:

<property environment="comp.env"/>

I no longer was given the 16-bit subsystem failure popup and could continue on 
as before, just as when I used Windows 2000 Server as my OS.  I just tried 
putting that line back in my build.xml to re-verify the problem and it isn't 
happening.  Go figure.  In any event, the problem certainly looks to be linked 
with the MSDOS environment and how Java/Ant retrieves variable settings under 
XP.

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