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I expect the Pipeline 2 with our Dedicon module to run without crashing.
Actual Behavior
The Pipeline 2 crashes. Sometimes there is a stack trace in daisy-pipeline.log. Also sometimes the JVM generates an exception report because of an EXCEPTION_ACCESS_VIOLATION which has a stack trace. Often the Pipeline just stops working without any stack trace. When I inspect the stack trace, the problem seems to be in jhyphen. Whether the pipeline crashes depends on various aspects: The version of the JVM that is used, the input (the DTBook), and how long the Pipeline has already been running / how many books it has processed since the last restart.
Steps to Reproduce
Provide a list of steps taken to reproduce the problem.
Use pipeline-assembly commit ed3ac2d (‘Release Notes of 1.14.14’) to create a version with our Dedicon module. To include this module, add the following in pom.xml at line 2519: <artifactItem><groupId>nl.dedicon.pipeline</groupId><artifactId>braille-module</artifactId><version>2.0.1</version></artifactItem>
Run make.exe zip-win in a command prompt. This will create a assembly-1.14.15-SNAPSHOT-win.zip file in the target folder.
Unzip that file. This will give a daisy-pipeline folder.
Run pipeline2.bat in the bin subfolder to start the Pipeline.
Let the Pipeline process a DTBook. I have several examples of books that result in crashes, but I can't publish those publicly. Processing can be done via the Web UI or by invoking dp2.exe dedicon:dtbook-to-pef --source {source.xml} --output {target-folder} in the cli subfolder.
Details
Crashes started to occur more frequently after I added the following in the style sheet:
/* --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
* Use Dutch as language for interpolation
*
* If $braille-notation-code == "nl", capital signs etc. are formatted in Dutch.
* Hyphenation rules remain unchanged, i.e. hyphenation follows the language of
* the dtbook.
*/
@if $braille-notation-code == "nl" {
@text-transform {
system: braille;
language: nl;
type: literary;
}
}
Environment
Operating system: Windows Server 2022 Standard version 21H2, 64-bit
DAISY Pipeline 2 version: 1.14.14
Interface: command line interface, and web UI
JVM: Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment (build 1.8.0_411-b09)
Expected Behavior
I expect the Pipeline 2 with our Dedicon module to run without crashing.
Actual Behavior
The Pipeline 2 crashes. Sometimes there is a stack trace in
daisy-pipeline.log
. Also sometimes the JVM generates an exception report because of anEXCEPTION_ACCESS_VIOLATION
which has a stack trace. Often the Pipeline just stops working without any stack trace. When I inspect the stack trace, the problem seems to be injhyphen
. Whether the pipeline crashes depends on various aspects: The version of the JVM that is used, the input (the DTBook), and how long the Pipeline has already been running / how many books it has processed since the last restart.Steps to Reproduce
Provide a list of steps taken to reproduce the problem.
pipeline-assembly
commited3ac2d
(‘Release Notes of 1.14.14’) to create a version with our Dedicon module. To include this module, add the following inpom.xml
at line 2519:<artifactItem><groupId>nl.dedicon.pipeline</groupId><artifactId>braille-module</artifactId><version>2.0.1</version></artifactItem>
make.exe zip-win
in a command prompt. This will create aassembly-1.14.15-SNAPSHOT-win.zip
file in thetarget
folder.daisy-pipeline
folder.pipeline2.bat
in thebin
subfolder to start the Pipeline.dp2.exe dedicon:dtbook-to-pef --source {source.xml} --output {target-folder}
in thecli
subfolder.Details
Crashes started to occur more frequently after I added the following in the style sheet:
Environment
Logs
https://gist.github.com/PaulRambags/e9e0b00638a026735a48d101d93a76c2
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