Failed to read the virtual address from Process 3908.
While trying to debug, I got this info:
Any help would be appreciated.
A:
I can't believe that this worked for me!
In addition to the many suggestions, I also use the Heap Analyzer with the help of link provided.
Thanks for the input!
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Publishing a feature using Maven/J2EE
I'm new to this whole Java EE thing and I'm confused. I'm trying to follow the Sun tutorials to do a simple hello world type of thing but I've already made the first mistake. I think I can pretty much accept that Maven will be my IDE of choice and that I'll probably use IntelliJ for that and for the first time in my life I'm not sure what the difference is.
Anyway, what I'm trying to do is to publish a feature using Maven and have it automatically copy to the appropriate folders. I think I can figure out the Maven part but I'm not sure how to actually copy the project (other than copying in my files manually) and also how to tell Maven to copy over my whole features directory.
I'm sure I'm missing a whole bunch of stuff and this will probably be closed as a duplicate but I've been trying to search but I can't really put my search terms together right.
Also I'm trying to not use Ant. Is there a reason for this and would this be the better way to go?
A:
Intellij + Maven is a good combination but if you don't want to use it just yet, you can use this as a guide on how to do it:
Q:
how do I create a pull request that doesn't touch the code on a live system?
I would like to create a pull request for a change in a live Magento system. Is there a way to do this without risking the change propagating to production?
A:
I would create a branch in your local dev environment, copy/paste the code to this branch, make your changes there, use git stash to stash the current working tree in the pull request, commit to this branch, make sure you push the 01e38acffe
Details: The instruction at 0x004a7667 referenced memory in 0x003dfe8c. The memory could not be read.
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