Hi,
We're using Jboss Cache to cache the details of a large number of users
(~50,000). Once populated the cache performance is fine and there are no
problems. However, populating the cache in the first place is an extremely
time-consuming process.
Data is gathered through a JDBC call and take
Fantastic. That worked.
Thankyou!
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Hi,
I've implemented a clustered cache on JBoss and, using one machine in
isolation, everything seems fine. However, as soon as I cluster and a rollback
takes place I get the following exception...
Caused by: java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError:
org/jboss/cache/marshall/JBossObjectStreamFactory$JBo
Found the solution. :)
The transaction-isolation setting MUST match whatever the database is set to,
otherwise you'll end up with problems like I've described.
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Found the solution. :)
The transaction-isolation setting MUST match whatever the database is set to,
otherwise you'll end up with problems like I've described.
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Hi,
We're using pooled database connections through JBoss 4 connecting to an Ingres
database. Everything works fine when the system first starts up, connections
successfully contact the database and get reused via the connection pool.
However...
...when the system is left alone for a reasonabl
Hi,
We're using pooled database connections through JBoss 4 connecting to an Ingres
database. Everything works fine when the system first starts up, connections
successfully contact the database and get reused via the connection pool.
However...
...when the system is left alone for a reasonabl
