Top of Stack: (sp=0x0aeae810)
0x0aeae810: 6d9634fa 0aeae8e4 1000c068 06be9978
0x0aeae820: 0adf4800 0ad80be8 0000021e 6da7ab04
0x0aeae830: 0adf4800 00000006 00000004 0aeae8e4
0x0aeae840: 1000c068 0aeae948 06be9978 0adf4800
0x0aeae850: 0ad80be8 0000021e 6da7ab04 100065e1
0x0aeae860: 0adf4914 00000000 00000000 1000e610
0x0aeae870: 00000000 00000000 0aeae948 1000764c
0x0aeae880: 0adf4914 1000e610 0aeae890 0ad80bf4
The above is a section of a hs_err file from a Java crash. I copied it from an excellent article at http://weblogs.java.net/blog/2009/02/19/crash-course-jvm-crash-analysis. He uses it to show that if "00000000" is a parameter, then it is null. My question is if the value is something else, can I recover the actual value if the parameter is say a string?