Multicast clustering binds on the first interface. Does it use "hostname" to
get the ip address?
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We use standard statup script with -b 0.0.0.0. We recently got new machine that
have multiple interface. For some reason jboss binds to first interface as show
in ifconfig -a even though default route is set to take a different interface.
I am trying not to use -b so that we don't have to chang
Jboss 4.2:
For stateless bean I am trying to find what the default wait timeout for new
requests when none of the pool members are available. How long does the new
requests wait for Instance to be available. Also, how do I set it? I am trying
to look for pool-config schema but have not been abl
We are on AS 4.2. But all other targets are up at that point and they are in
the cluster.
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We have stateless bean which is clustered. We have more than 8 nodes in a
cluster and that bean is supposed to be clustered accross 8 nodes. Problem is
that when one of the nodes is in process of going down for maintenance then the
user request fails while connecting that node. What I don't unde
Is there a way to change the configuration to force the lookup on the localhost
instead of doing it using HAJNDI without having to change the lookup code?
Also, what's the best practice to make sure that no one else is using the same
multicast address?
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identify the MBean of that Bean and then stop it. This I can do from
jmx-console easily. How can I do the same start/stop programtically?
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identify the MBean of that Bean and then stop it. This I can do from
jmx-console easily. How can I do the same start/stop programtically?
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I need to write my own Database ping check that does what OracleExceptionsorter
class does. Is there something that Jboss/hibernate provides that I can use to
ping the database and see if DB is up or the health of the connections.
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I am wondering what's the purpose of exception-sorter-class-name in element?
Couldn't find any good explanation.
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I am seeing a weird problem with env-entry lookup. We have a SBean A that calls
another SBean B and what I am seeing is that when we lookup "env-entry' for
SBean B we get "env-entry" of SBean A. But this works fine when everything is
deployed in one box. When we split it in 2 boxes
Jboss 4.2:
I am seeing a weird problem with env-entry lookup. We have a SBean A that calls
another SBean B and what I am seeing is that when we lookup "env-entry' for
SBean B we get "env-entry" of SBean A. But this works fine when everything is
deployed in one box. When we split it in 2 boxes w
ok ..starting to make little sense:
| jar=ee-messaging.jar,name=RouterBean,service=EJB3
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So if I see something like this (above) it really means this is a Mbean
managing "RouterBean" in this example? So for every Bean there is a Mbean that
is created to manage the resource? Am I saying
My previous post is not formatter correctly
Thanks! What's the difference between java:comp and java:com/env?
Also, regarding my second question who uses the namespace? For eg: In jmx
console under jboss.j2ee I see:
| jar=ee-messaging.jar,name=RouterBean,service=EJB3
|
I am not sure w
Thanks! What's the difference between java:comp and java:com/env?
Also, regarding my second question who uses the namespace? For eg: In jmx
console under jboss.j2ee I see:
| jar=efe-messaging.jar,name=RouterBean,service=EJB3
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| |
| | I am not sure why it's defined this way? And
Jboss 4.2:
I always have hard time understanding JNDI naming convention. I try to
understand one way or the other but next time when I look at them it again
leads to more confusing. I have hard time understanding
1. concept of java:/comp compared to mapped-by name.
2. Also what Global JNDI is
I am continuosly seeing the following:
| 2009-07-25 12:47:28,174 ERROR [protocols.pbcast.NAKACK] - sender
10.10.80.143:32934 not found in xmit_table
| 2009-07-25 12:47:28,174 ERROR [protocols.pbcast.NAKACK] - range is null
|
and
|
| 2009-07-25 12:43:49,369 INFO [interfaces.HAPart
Jboss 4.2:
We are currently having problems with getting EntityManager that is self
contained only for .ear environment. Instead what is happening is that even
though we have separate persistence.xml in each .ear file still entity manager
is not becoming container specific. It's still getting l
Jboss 4.2:
We are currently having problems with getting EntityManager that is self
contained only for .ear environment. Instead what is happening is that even
though we have separate persistence.xml in each .ear file still entity manager
is not becoming container specific. It's still gettin
AS 4.2
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Jboss 4.2: Our UserTransaction commit slows down when we increase load. Is
there a way to see where UserTransaction commit is spending most of it's time
between the 2 XA resources? We have JMS tibco and oracle involved in the
transaction? Is there a way to validate which resource is taking the m
Below is the code. I have timing around the code and only piece that's slow is
when there is a ctx.lookup involved.
| private Object lookupJndi(String jndiName) {
| Object result = null;
|
| try {
| result = ctx.lookup(jndiName);
| } catch (Nam
Sorry for the confusion. I meant to say that response time for JNDI look up for
queue destination increases from 50ms to 1 (10sec) as we apply more load. I
am not sure why the JNDI lookup would slow down that much. I see slow lookup
time for all the queues. We don't use topic.
Because the r
response times are slow consistently after we increase the load. And only
lookup that slows down is looking up queue destination
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When we increase our number of sessions we see that queue destination lookup
slows down from 70ms to 1ms (10sec). I am trying to look at network and
things like that but I don't think network is the problem because we are in
same subnet and have 1gigbit port. Is there a clean way to isolate
Jboss 4.2:
Is there a way to monitor CPU and memory per thread being run inside Jboss
through JMX or Web console?
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We are currently using Jboss 4 and we would like to migrate to Jboss 5. I have
following questions:
1. Are there any issues that we need to be aware of during migration?
2. We use Mbean to stop Session and Message Beans. Message Beans are stopped
using Delivery Active.
3. We use clustering and
We are currently using Jboss 4 and we would like to migrate to Jboss 5. I have
following questions:
1. Are there any issues that we need to be aware of during migration?
2. We use Mbean to stop Session and Message Beans. Message Beans are stopped
using Delivery Active.
3. We use clustering and ha
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We have apache server that talks over mod_jk to Jboss. When we shutdown Jboss
we see 503 from Jboss as listed below.
It looks like Jboss accepts new connection when
it already undeployed the service. Is there something that I need to configure
or do in Jboss so tha
We have apache server that talks over mod_jk to Jboss. When we shutdown Jboss
we see 503 from Jboss as listed below.
It looks like Jboss accepts new connection when
it already undeployed the service. Is there something that I need to configure
or do in Jboss so that it first stops taking new req
What happens when
1. "A" Bean calls "B" Bean and in a transaction context
2. B's business methos has @TransactionAttribute(REQUIRED)
3. B marks setRollbackOnly
Does container first rollback B's transaction before returning and then A
rollsback it's transaction or does container rollsback A both
We have multiple Web Server that talk to Jboss App server using mod_jk load
balancer. What we see is that when we bring down Jboss App, the app doesn't get
shutdown gracefully and I see errors in mod_jk log file.
Is there a way to gracefully shut down Jboss App such that is stops accepting
new
Is there a way to print the IP address of machine that request was sent to
inside the application itself without having to turn on TRACE logging?
Some more information:
We have a clustered EJB on BackEnd box that gets called from Front End box.
However, what I am seeing is that when FrontEnd 4
Is there a way to print the IP address of machine that request was sent to
inside the application itself without having to turn on TRACE logging?
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>From your experience are there any subtle points that could lead in this
>behaviour? I am sure there are several but some points that I should consider
>when doing this analysis
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Is there any other place I can try to understand the behaviour? Could you
please help.
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We have a clustered Stateless Bean and it uses default RoundRobin algorithm. Is
there a way to determine if the requests are truly being load balanced? Any log
property or any other way to see if Jboss is correctly balancing the requests.
I see some anomalies and want to verify the behaviour. I
Could someone please help me understand the questions in my post?
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We have MDB that we basically need to stop and start cleanly. But the problem
is that if we try to stop ProxyBindingMDB (below) then it just stays in
stopping state because I think bean instance. Can I destroy ProxyBindingMDB
alone? I want to either stop or destroy such that I can re-create and
Is there a way to change the timeout and make it applicable only for certain
EJBs. The change timeout= is a global change but what I really want is to
apply it to only certain EJB invocations.
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anonymous wrote :
org.jboss.remoting.transport.socket.SocketClientInvoker.createSocket()
overrides MicroSocketClientInvoker.createSocket(), and the former uses the
configured timeout for the Socket.connect() call
Just so I am clear, same timeout is used for both connect and read operation.
So
Thanks. So new release of Jboss remoting doesn't do retries? Is it then just 1
try then? Does the new document reflect all the new features. It looked pretty
much the same.
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Reason I have been asking same question is because below timeout corresponds to
the timeout I have set in timeout attribute. If that timeout was for read
operation then why would NoRouteToHostException return in the timeout that I
have specified. As you mentioned NoRouteToHostException occurs du
lient gets first request it will not know which servers to connect to. Is it
that after first client invocation "CLIENT" retains the connection?
anonymous wrote :
| anonymous wrote : "mohitanchlia" wrote:
| |
| | In any case why numberOfRetries is not s
anonymous wrote :
| The java.net.NoRouteToHostException doesn't represent a timeout. The
"creation attempt took 5001 ms" message is just extra information provided by
the invoker.
So does it really mean that timeout is on initial Socket connection creation
and not on the read operation?
Vie
anonymous wrote : The call to java.net.Socket.connect(SocketAddress endpoint),
which is the overloaded version of connect() used in
org.jboss.remoting.transport.socket.MicroSocketClientInvoker, does not time out.
I didn't understand the above "does not timeout". With what you described then
I s
I made the change to EJB deployer only but for some reason it didn't work
because I had a typo.
Upgrading the jboss remoting might be a problem with Jboss support group. In
order to continue to get their support they require us to use that comes in
their distribution.
In any case why numberOf
Jboss 4.2:
Question about timeout attribute of SocketInvoker as mentioned below:
socket://${jboss.bind.address}:3873/?numberOfRetries=1&timeout=5000
What does timeout 5000 mean? Does it mean the time to get the remote socket
connection? Or does it mean after the connection is made then how long
We have a FE EJB stateless Client that calls remote EJB on port that is a
default EJB deployer port 3873. The remote EJB is clustered accross several BE
servers. Now the problem is that when I reboot one of the machines the FE box
comes to halt and it looks like it's trying to invoke remote call
I got the logs and it shows me that Jboss is continuously trying to connect to
the host that just got rebooted or crashed. I thought when EJB is @clustered it
will round robin the invocation and not try same host over and over again. But
what I am seeing is that Jboss repeatedly tries to connect
I did more analysis and it looks like after back end nodes detects one of the
node is down it re-elects the master (after calling ElectionPolicy), after that
jboss just pauses, it just halts. Could there be a bug with how Proxy stub at
Front end box is not able to make the remote call and just h
Could it have something to do with TCP sockets? I even tried to reset max tries
in FD to 1 but it didn't help. We are using default out of box
cluster-service.xml file.
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We have Front End box and Back End box. Back End boxes have clustered EJB
stateless bean. Front End box calls business method on EJB Stateless Bean that
is on Back End box.
Now the problem is if one of the Back End machine(s) goes down or reboots then
all our Front End server requests going to
Such a great explanation. Why don't I get this from docs :) I know it takes so
much keep up with the docs.
So if I understand correctly, in above example if for some reason election
policy choses Node D as master then the view will be {D,C} instead of {C,D}. Is
there a way in JMX Console to see
Just checking if you heard from jgroups about VIEW_SYNC.
I just had one more question, in one of the previous replies you mentioned that
HAController tells the cluster that it's there when it comes up. My
understanding was that HAPartition notifies HAController and then HAController
based on th
As I mentioned that we have one local resource and one XA resource. And it
looks like Jboss uses last resource gambit in this scenario. Also note that
this error occurs in high load.
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We have one local resource and one XA resource. Why would we still need
multiple last resources enabled?
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We are seeing same problem but our Oracle DS is local-tx. Is below also valid
for local-tx?
false
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Jboss 4.2. I have a question about 2 phase commit: Here is the scenario:
1. Our app starts a user transaction in a servlet
2. In that transaction it accesses Stateless Bean that inserts something in DB.
I think this leads to prorogation of transaction, if I am not wrong.
3. After successful call
But I don't have multiple local resources. All I have is JMS and Oracle. Oracle
is local resource and JMS is XA so I would guess it should be using last
resource gambit. Isn't that correct? Other than that all we have is Session
Beans (that might call another bean with requiresNew) and MDB. Why
I enabled hibernate trace and see the following, it looks like some state is
not getting clear and it thinks that the connection thread is already in
running state. Could someone help?
Here is the additional info in addition to the stack trace that I earlier posted
| Caused by: org.jboss.util
I think there is a problem with that process, and my understanding was that
they introduced VIEW_SYNC to overcome that process. I am eager to hear jgroups
response about VIEW_SYNC
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We are getting these errors a lot now and there are no issues on Oracle side.
It works fine under low load but when we apply high load we start to see these
errors. I am wondering if there is any problem with Hibernate connection
pooling. May be connections are closed but are still on the pool?
No one has replied. I still these errors and everything on DB, active sessions,
sockets, connection look fine.
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I thought that FD retries only 'x' number of times (max_tries) after that it
will not try to detect the member again. Is that not correct?
Below is the config, max_tries is set to 5.
Thanks a lot. Jboss support group tells us that we shouldn't upgrade jgroups
just like that. I think they are working on giving us the patch.
Please let me know about VIEW_SYNC because what scares me is that once FD drops
the member it never detects that member again and VIEW_SYNC seem to be sol
So I upgraded the jgroup.jar to 2.6 and that resolved the issue of slowness. I
do have a question, while looking around I found VIEW_SYNC in jgroups that help
resolve scenario where the node is taken out of service by FD. Do you think
it's worth having this parameter in UDP configuration of Jgro
I also see:
2008-11-24 17:08:34,990 DEBUG [jgroups.protocols.FD] - heartbeat missing from
10.10.81.92:34144 (number=0)
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I also see these messages
2008-11-24 17:01:08,547 WARN [protocols.pbcast.GMS] - failed to collect all
ACKs (2) for view MergeView::[
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Do you think I should add VIEW_SYNC to help remerge the views? I am not sure
why the startup is slow and Jboss gets stuck or sometimes it declares node dead
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I don't know why I see so many object waits in above thread dumps. Also, as we
add node to the cluster, startup terribly becomes slow. It looks like it take a
very long time inintializing 10 HA SingletonControllers we have. Sometimes it
just declares one of the nodes as Dead member even though a
Here is the thread dump from one of the nodes:
"ClientConnectionHandler" daemon prio=1 tid=0x080810a8 nid=0xba7 runnable
[0x9f813000..0x9f813f30]
at java.net.SocketInputStream.socketRead0(Native Method)
at java.net.SocketInputStream.read(SocketInputStream.java:129)
at jav
jboss seems to be stuck during electing master node. when I run strace it shows
me:
strace -p 4668
Process 4668 attached - interrupt to quit
futex(0xa79c2e04, FUTEX_WAIT, 1, NULL
--
when I run jstack it gives me:
Thread 4678: (state = BLOCKED)
Error occurred during stack walking:
sun.jvm.hotsp
I've posted the issue here:
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I am also pasting it here, in case other one is not being looked at:
I am seeing some weird behavior. We are running into this serious issue where
Nodes join the cluster and soon after they di
Could someone help with this one. This totally random and system is not under
any load. I've checked current connections in Oracle, checked sockets etc. but
nothing seems to be standing out. Is there a way to dig deeper.
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Pool size is set to 250. And I have been monitoring DS in JMX and always see
atleast 150 free connections. It's really random. I have looked at oracle and I
see just 250 sessions overall at any given point of time. It's really
perplexing.
EDS
jdbc:oracle:thin:@(description = (addre
I am seeing following error: could someone help:
2008-11-20 17:30:05,342 ERROR [hibernate.util.JDBCExceptionReporter] - Could
not enlist in transaction on entering meta-aware object!; - nested throwable:
(java.lang.IllegalStateException: Trying to change transaction TransactionImple
< ac, Basic
does anyone know what happens when there are multiple HAPartition services
running on same box. Basically if there are 2 clusters defined on same box and
a bean is annotated with @Clustered with no partition name defined in it. Does
it get clustered accross both partitions.
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Could someone please try to answer my question. Or point me to appropriate
resource.
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Say for eg: There is a clustered Bean "X" on Jboss server A and B. A and B
belong to same cluster. So when Bean "Y" does a lookup on Bean "X" on server A
does it always get the local object reference or is there a possibility that it
might invoke the method on server "B". I mean does it use clie
Thanks. So when a bean is annotated with @Clustered does it get bound to
clusterwide HA-JNDI or is that different only in terms of how client
interceptor proxy works.
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"mohitanchlia" wrote : Could somebody throw some light on how EJB sessions
failover for sticky sessions? As I understand Jboss cache replicates SFSB but I
am not sure how it fails over the EJB session connected to machine B that just
crashed.
I am still not able to understand the ab
Could somebody throw some light on how EJB sessions failover for sticky
sessions? As I understand Jboss cache replicates SFSB but I am not sure how it
fails over the EJB session connected to machine B that just crashed.
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Is this bug been resolved? Few days ago we experienced the same issue. In our
case it was MDB.
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Here is the lookup code:
|
| properties.put("jnp.partitionName",
getSystemConfig().getBackendPartition());
| properties.put("jnp.discoveryGroup",
getSystemConfig().getBackendUdpGroup());
| try {
| this.backEndCtx = new InitialContex
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Above link talks about Cluster Wide JNDI tree. My question is how can I see
this tree. It also says that objects are rarely bound to in cluster-wide JNDI
tree. How can I
Is there a document available now? I have been trying to get some document on
Election Policy, how it works, what it does etc. But not able to find it
anywhere. Could somebody help me with that?
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I am just trying to deploy a sar file that depends on one stateless session
bean to have been deployed first. I think I know why I can't use JNDI, It's
because depends calls .start() and .stop() and if I use JNDI name then it
wouldn't work because it's not deployed as MBean. Is that correct?
Vi
Thanks. Why can't I use Jndi Name in tag in jboss.xml. Does it just takes the
Object Name. Where can I get more information about it.
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I have been looking for clustering tutorial that explains about the election
policy and how some services could run on one node and some on other. I asked
several people but all I get is link to clustering guide which doesn't have
detail information. Could someone point to right and complete sou
Thanks. I went through it already. I was looking for something that also
explains about Election policy of nodes and something that deploys some MDB on
one machine and some on other machines
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Why don't I see my Stateless Bean in Jmx View. I do see corresponding entry for
jar file
jboss.j2ee:jar=1ueuemonitor.jar,name=QueueMonitorTimerServiceBean,service=EJB3
I was expecting my Beans JNDI name to be in JNDI view in Jmx.
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Thanks. So if there is a pool of 10 beans then does PostContruct gets called 10
times?
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Could somebody please help me getting complete information.
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I have been looking for complete tutorial and examples that gives me
information about clustering, HASingleton,Barrier, Election policy etc. I am
getting bits and pieces on the web but nothing that gives me a complete
example/tutorial. Could someone point me to correct/complete tutorial.
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Using jboss 4.2. I have a simple Bean
but when I deploy it in jboss PostConstruct doesn't get called. Is that a bug?
I can see that Bean in started state in JMX console though
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| @Stateless
| @Local
| @LocalBinding (jndiBinding="queue/monitor")
| public class QueueMonitorTimerServiceB
Using jboss 4.2. I have a simple Bean
but when I deploy it in jboss PostConstruct doesn't get called. Is that a bug?
I can see that Bean in started state in JMX console though
---
| @Stateless
| @Local
| @LocalBinding (jndiBinding="queue/monitor")
| public class QueueMonitorTimerServiceB
I had this persistence code that worked just fine. Now I created a statelss
session bean on top of it so now code looks like this.
Stateless session bean has bean managed transaction, this bean calls method x
that calls method y. method y is an existing method that uses JTA and
demarcates the t
I am trying to invoke a business method using stateless session bean. Lookup is
just fine, but when I try to invoke the method I get:
java.io.NotSerializableException: com.wsdl.common.SenderInfoType
It looks like SenderInfoType needs to be serializable, but the problem is that
it's a tool gener
Thanks .. some more questions:
1. Is resouce manager active only for the scope of the transaction ?
2. So TM tells RM to not autocommit ? Is it possible to explain how and when
that happens ?
3. Do RM need to register with TM ? How does it register and how does TM
communicates with RM
4. In case
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