Hi
Just wondering if it's worth pursuing some refelection in a Service Locator to
detect stale home references. Or will this code produce to much overhead on
each cache lookup?
| if (cache.containsKey(jndiHomeName)) {
| home = (EJBHome) cache.get(jndiHomeName);
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I am using a session bean to create CMP EJBs. I am using "Standard CMP 2.x
EntityBean with CI in Commit Option C" with cache-invalidation so that I can
maintain their state in a cluster. The backend is a sql server database. With
asynchronous calls to the session bean to create EJBs, the dat
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There are some threads on this. Transaction must be Required, RequiresNew or
Mandatory. See here http://www.jboss.org/index.html?module=bb&op=viewtopic&t=45327.
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The answer of course being in the subject :)
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The other question is what version are you running? Mine is 3.2.3.
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Here are my configs:
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It works for me. I've got the home load balance policy and the bean load balance
policy set to RoundRobin and I cache the home reference. The only difference is that I
specify Context.PROVIDER_URL for the HA-JNDI servers rather than using autodiscovery.
The SLSB load balances round robin perfect
The answer being RTFM :)
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I've just spotted the tag for so I think that's the answer to
one my questions above. I'm now getting an error with my deployment of the 2 EJB
entities.
The error is because they are both sharing the same schema. Presumably this is a
neccessary feature of the pattern. Is there something I am
Hi
I have a couple of questions about the RW/RO pattern.
1. Is it valid to use the Clustered CMP 2.x EntityBean container configuration with
commit B for the RW deployment? Or should I use commit C?
2. This is definitely a newbie question but I can't see how to differentiate in my
session bean
I had this problem today and thought I'd share my findings in case it helps anyone.
There are a few service on W2K server that get a dynamically allocated port. If JBoss
isn't already running then these will get allocated. I have had it most frequently
with 1099 and 1098. This tool is an easy wa
The problem may be with the lookup code in your client. Are you using HA-JNDI when you
create the IntialContext?
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Thanks for the advice. I have seen a few issues users on these boards have been having
with sql server. Particularly the way sql server may promote a row lock to a page or
table lock. I am stuck with using sql server and am nervous about whether I will be
creating problems for myself trying to u
Could it be something as simple as your machineA address? What happens if you use the
same address instead of localhost in the node A config?
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Does anyone successfully use sql server as the CMP datasource in a clustered
environment?
I am using commit option B and have the following settings in jbosscmp-jdbc:
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I am running JBoss 3.2.1 on XP and W2K. I am using the out of the box configuration
for clusteri
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Hi
Could anyone advise how JBoss would handle a change in Collection members returned by
a findBy m
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