I can see the total element count for my cache in a JMX console but I'm
wondering if there's any way to ask an instance of Cache for that value without
going through JMX.
I've looked over the Cache API and I may be missing it.
thnx...
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Great information, thanks for the replies.
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Simple question: when using REPL_ASYNC, how long can I expect it to take for a
cache to initiate replication after a local transaction commits? I haven't
seen this answered in the documentation or this forum.
I'm wondering if the cache initiates replication immediately following a local
commit
Thanks for the information and the quick response, setting the
LoackAcquisitionTimeout to a bigger value (2 minutes) fixed the issue I was
seeing and the state transfer now works fine.
I'll lookout for the switch over to InitialStateRetrievalTimeout in a future
release but the workaround is fin
Thanks Bela, I was able to reproduce the issue easily enough and I'll open a
JIRA issue in a short while after cleaning up the test case.
frank
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Setup: I'm using Java 5 and JBossCache CR2.0 on Linux.
I have two cache instances with their own BDBJE cache loaders configured to
"fetchPersistentState" on startup. This works with a standard STATE_TRANSFER
and also works for STREAMING_STATE_TRANSFERs except when I have lots of cache
state to
Thanks Manik for looking into this issue--I had another forum post which
cleared it up for me:
http://www.jboss.com/index.html?module=bb&op=viewtopic&t=109512
I was running a distributed transaction manager with JBoss Cache and none of my
transactions were being committed. I'm now running loca
Hi there,
The JBoss Cache 2.0.0 FAQ says:
anonymous wrote :
| 2.2.1 Does JBoss Cache support XA (2PC) transactions now?
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| No, although it is also on our to do list. Our internal implementation does
use a procedure similar to 2PC to coordinate a transaction among different
instances, b
One additional possible hint: when I shut the process down a shutdown hook runs
to do an orderly shutdown of jacorb which is being used by JBoss Transactions
for distributed transactions. BdbjeCacheLoader throws an exception when it's
asked to shutdown apparently due to a lingering open transac
I have a simple cache configuration that specifies a single BdbjeCacheLoader.
I'm using JBoss Transactions and specifying transaction boundaries in my code
using JTA. Here's one of the two transactional methods in my application:
| public byte[] loadData(byte[] key) throws ShardStoreExc
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