Ben, could you elaborate on that.
It only seems to be a problem when bundling JBossCache jars with an Eclipse
application. Simply using the JBossCache in normal development doesn't seem
to be a problem. It is difficult to tell what is happening. The debugger
within Eclipse doesn't seem to
I have managed to trace it to the invokeMethod method of
org.jboss.cache.TreeCache. It seems that the interceptor_chain variable is
null. I am using exactly the same method to initialize the TreeCache instance
(i.e. constructing an InputStream from a the XML resource for the configuration
and
You forgot to call startService() on the freshly created instance
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Oops, should have read the entire thread.
So you are saying the CL should be the one with which the TreeCache class is
associated, not the current thread ?
Hmm, makes sense, I don't know why I took the thread context CL...
I'll change this
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This is even more stupid, as in some cases we are using the CL of TreeCache, in
others the context CL...
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I created a JIRA task: http://jira.jboss.com/jira/browse/JBCACHE-109.
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Bela,
Will this change be backported to 1.2 and put out into Sourceforge or will it
just be in HEAD on CVS.
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- No backport to 1.2
- Possibly a backport to 3.2.x and 4.x
After 1.2.1, I'm going to extract JBossCache from JBossAS and create its own
CVS module. It will be fully standalone, including all necessary unit tests.
Therefore it will be much easier to just check out JBossCache from the CVS and
The missing tag is my fault: I simply forgot to tag the CVS when I released
1.2. But you can use the date 2004-12-09 and cvs -D to get the correct version
based on the date.
I'm interested in knowing what the problem is, doesn't look like a classloading
issue to me though...
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I have a feeling that your problem with Eclipse is the library jar files.
-Ben
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