Hi,
We currently have two instances of JBoss running clustered. Now we have been
having a few teething problems with the system, and occasionally have to bring
one of the JBoss instances down. However on then trying to bring it back up, it
starts recieving 'credit requests' from the other node
Hey,
Currently as it stands we have been getting 98% eviction queue errors in our
instances of JBoss. To solve the problem, we have found that we had to add
these regions manually in ejb3-entity-cache-beans.xml
However, we were under the assumption we shouldn't have to define these
regions, as
We have manually defined our regions in this file - of which there were 50
altogether. We will attempt to optimise this solution by editing our code so
that we can define multiple entities in different regions - as placing 50
entries in the file has led to us not being able to start up JBoss eve
We are still experiencing this issue, and have been unable to find any more
information regarding it. Is there any advice we coudl take when looking at
this?
Is there a way we could set maybe a time flag on one of the nodes, so that it
waits a certain amount of time (on noticing another node) b
Thanks for the reply
We are using JBboss 5.0.0. Beta4, and JGroups 2.6.1
Cheers,
Dan
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Hi,
I am posting this question as I cannot find any other data or information
regarding this error. We are using JBoss Beta4 and sometimes when we attempt to
start up our JBoss client, we are presented with the following error
2009-01-13 16:47:52,829 ERROR
[org.jboss.kernel.plugins.dependency.
