Question: javaw can cause maple to crash if outputing improperly formed datasets

It seems if for some reason Maple runs a command that returns an error but the error is outputing to the display, and it is very very large, javaw.exe will consume enormous amounts of memory and pretty much freeze your system.  It took me forever to get into task manager on Windows to try to kill the processes slowing my system down to a crawl. 

For example if you run say listplot on a 60,000 set data element which is not in the correct form for listplot, Maple will error each element and attempt to output it to the screen which on my system quickly ran javaw.exe up to 2.5 Gb of memory usage. But then it went to zero again (probably due to garbage collection or something) and quickly ramped back up into 2 Gb.  Momentarily I was given enough system control to kill some processes to Maple and Firefox which eventually allowed me to take back control of my system.  When this first occurred, I did a hard reset, the second time I wanted to see if I could have any luck otherwise, but it took 5 minutes of frustration to get my system back to normal operating condition.

Hopefully Maple developers can use this information to prevent system hangs like this in the future.  Additionally pushing the interupt the current operation did little to stop the process already underway.