> When set up like this you don't need one. It creates a GenDocument object
> for each document and sends messages to it. I did it like that because
I've
> been having thread troubles, and this makes it easier to control which
> thread it runs in than the process method does.
>
Okay, then I would go back to the SWAT output, and examine what is happening
with your subclasses that are trying to load on startup...that is causing
problems for the system thereby not allowing you to even start using SWAT
before you have a problem. This doesn't seem to be a GEOS problem, at this
point, but what you are doing with objects that are trying to be loaded by
the system.
Something you may have thought you got working before may not have been
properly working..and only came out later when code started interacting.
Although it's slow, I would set ALL of the flags for SWAT to check every
little detail about your program and take it from there.
Lee