Re: The Thread Promiscousity issue.

2004-01-04 Thread Niclas Hedhman
On Sunday 04 January 2004 23:39, Stephen McConnell wrote: > Problem was deployment timeout. For some reason James goes through the > initial startup and (as far as cpu consumption is concerned) goes almost > silent, then finally some activity about 30-45 seconds post deployment. > To get things

Re: The Thread Promiscousity issue.

2004-01-04 Thread Stephen McConnell
Stephen McConnell wrote: Niclas Hedhman wrote: This has been committed to the HEAD, and will be part of the Merlin 3.3 release after some more testing. Niclas: I'm getting the following startup failure in James. Is this related to the deployment timeout? If so I think we need to do some wo

Re: The Thread Promiscousity issue.

2004-01-04 Thread Stephen McConnell
Niclas Hedhman wrote: This has been committed to the HEAD, and will be part of the Merlin 3.3 release after some more testing. Niclas: I'm getting the following startup failure in James. Is this related to the deployment timeout? If so I think we need to do some work on the error message retur

The Thread Promiscousity issue.

2004-01-04 Thread Niclas Hedhman
Everyone, I have taken away the creation of plenty of threads in Merlin, and have attempted to put in a Deployment Timeout, i.e. If a component or a container takes too long to deploy, the deployment subsystem will try to interrupt() the deployment, and if that succeeds, throw a DeploymentExc