Actually, that is the plan: when node C detected the merge, it would exit with
a status code of 10 thus causing a restart of JBoss. C would then join the
cluster as a new node. That part of it WAS working. When I commented out the
MERGE2 entry in the xml file, it stopped the cache from merging
I have gained access to the JChannel for the PojoCache and executed the
following:
channel.setOpt(Channel.AUTO_GETSTATE, Boolean.FALSE);
channel.setOpt(Channel.AUTO_RECONNECT, Boolean.FALSE);
However, this doesn't seem to have any effect. When I reconnect the network
cable (for
Hi,
I have 2 JChannels both of which have shun enabled. One channel is for JBoss
itself and the other is for my PojoCache. I have a cluster consisting of
{A,B,C}. I unplug the network cable for C. Each node detects the loss of the
other node(s). I wait about 60 seconds then plug the cable back
I am also thinking that AUTO_RECONNECT is true when I want it to be false.
Since PojoCache doesn't provide access to its JGroup, how would I gain access
to this to be able to change it?
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Update: I have been tinkering with the code and removed the transaction that
surrounds my cache updating and the exceptions have gone away (no surprise
there). However, there is still a big problem. The two remaining nodes still
update their own cache (with the hope that the updates will be
How would all of this apply while I am using a PojoCacheMBean?
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I already use a separate thread to handle the viewChange event. The event
processing time takes less than 1 millisecond so that isn't the problem. The
documentation states that in membership {A,B,C}, A connects to B, B connects to
C, and C connects back to A. If A goes away, C will know it
I have a 3 node cluster and one node goes away. The two remaining nodes receive
notice at exactly the same time and update their cache accordingly. Each is
basically removing references to the disappeared node from cache. The problem
occurs when the commit is done on the 2 nodes. Each one has a
Is there any way to solve #1 by using REPL_SYNC?
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Hi. Exactly which JGroups FD settings should be tweaked?
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Hi. Here's the problem in a nutshell. 3-node cluster with shared tree cache.
Nodes 1 and 2 go away at around the same time (via an unplugged network cable).
Node 3 gets notification withing 10-12 seconds that Node 1 is gone and makes a
few changes to the cache (within a transaction). Cache
I read the Wiki page and changed the cluster-service.xml file. After 2 hours,
the tree cache was notified about the loss of a cluster node and it in turn
notified my application. However, 2 hours is much too long. I need to know a
lot sooner. Is there a way to change the timeout value from 2
OK, once I changed the proper tree cache deployment file, it works. Thanks for
your help!!
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Hi,
I am testing my application using 1 and 2 nodes in a cluster. I am using a
shared TreeCache to share data which has a listener attached to it. I use this
listener to tell me when a node disappears from the cluster. There are a couple
of problems with this that I hope someone can help me
Thanks for the quick reply. Regarding the first problem. I see the view change
on node 1 when I Ctrl-C JBoss on node 2. However, I don't see the view change
when I unplug the network cable.
Here is what's logged when I unplug the cable:
10:41:27,090 INFO [dragoneyes] (UpHandler
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