Hi,
My app server goes slow every couple of days. We will have to restart the
server. Our application is in Spring , JSF and Facelets. I am skeptical about
the objects being garbage collected. Is there a way to check how many and what
objects are loaded in to Jboss server?
Thanks
Vinaya
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Hi Peter,
I tried that. But I have using Log4jMDCUserFilter to log the session id and
user name. I am getting errors on this , if I remove the log4j.jar.
Thanks
Vinaya
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Hi Peter,
I have the file in
jboss_home/servers/default/config, my app is in default folder.
My Xml is
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Hi,
I am using Jboss 4.2.2GA
I am fine when I have log4j.properties file. But I want to switch to
jboss-log4j.xml. I wanted to go with this because, this file can be hot
deployed.
When trying to do this, I am getting the following error
16:50:32,765 ERROR [STDERR] log4j:ERROR A
"org.jboss.log
Hi,
We have recently migrated from weblogic to Jboss.
I am not sure if the way we are deploying the application is the right way to
do. It is in production though.
Recently we have an issue that when session times out, it the user clicks on
any link , there would be an HTTP 500 error. To preven
