Found it, sort of. The SELECT FOR UPDATE was being caused by he DB (Postgres).
It uses a SELECT for UPDATE on Referential Integrity (RI) links. The has the
side effect of an insert on (say) a transaction table to lock all related
tables. The side effect of that is a SEVERE drop in throughput (
All,
At the DB, the EJB3 layer causes a SELECT FOR UPDATE on bunches of related
lookup tables that do not need to be locked during a transaction on a (say)
Transaction table. Throughput goes out the window when these lock are on these
tables.
Is there a way to get EJB3 to NOT use SELECT FOR
Oh, I forgot to add, the ear is an expanded dir structure, not a single ear file.
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Hi All,
I have placed a number of -service.xml service files in the root directory of a ear
file.
I notice that the -service.xml files are not loaded when they are inside the ear.
The services work fine when under the jboss deploy directory and not in the ear.
The jboss documentation suggest
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Thanks Juha,
I figured this would be the approach. However, while JBoss group is busy
re-implement
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Cheers Adrian,
Actually, I have found it is a little more than that. You must use
Long.TYPE.getNam
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Actually, the question is more like "how can I create a new JMX Monitor when I can't
subclass the Moni
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Hi All,
Does the MBean server automatically remove all references to NotificationListener
objects f
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Answer is ...
Yes, the MBean server will remove the NotificationListener listener entries from a
No