Java Result: 143

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143 is the exit code for the SIGTERM OS signal received by the process kicked off in the run task of your ant script (another JVM or native process perhaps). In this case, it was triggered as a result of calling kill

 https://stackoverflow.com/questions/11624079/java-result-143

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