252z/TPF and WebSphere Application Server in a Service Oriented Architecture
Invalid heap address
Problem
The z/TPF system generates an OPR-I0006F1 system error out of the SOAP handler,
program CSOA. You can see a console example in Figure B-6.
Figure B-6 Example of an OPR-I0006F1 from CSOA
This occurs because the SOAP handler tries to release the SOAP input message that it thinks
is in a heap block.
The SOAP input message was passed to the SOAP handler by the communications binding,
and as such is not the SOAP handler’s to release. The assumption that the SOAP message is
in a heap storage block by itself is wrong.
Fix
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