yes it has descriptor
jboss.cache:service=SessionCache
where jboss.cache:service=SessionCache is the name of TreeCacheMBean
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Yes. it's working in single machine.
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This SF.
It happens right after state transfer. I can dupliate
the problem.
Seems there is a race condition, where the MBean has not
yet finishing reading evict policy config at that time.
I created the cache in startSerice():
protected void startService() throws Exception {
if (cacheName == null)
my Eviction config is as follows:
org.jboss.cache.eviction.LRUPolicy
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Sorry I mean I am running JBOSS TreeCache 1.2.3
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Hi. I got NullPoinerException in LRUPolicy in two machine cluster
this happens when
(I am runnin JBOSS TreeCache 1.2.2)
1) Machine A is up running.
2) there are request to cluster, the cache is deing updated.
3) In the middler Machine B is restarted.
The excepption happens duing machine B's start
I got same problem when runing two machine clusters
and I can duplicate the problem.
It happens when
1) machine A is up running
2) there are requests comming to the cluster, so the tree is being updated.
3) In the middle, Machine B is restarted.
The LRUPolicy in machine B got NullPoinerException
That helps. Thanks
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I am learning Jboss TreeCache.
I need use TreeCache to replicate http sessions in cluster environment.
I have two options:
1) have a singe node tree. Put all sessions in hashmap associated
with the node.
or
2) have multiple node tree: each node corresponding a session.
Which one is beest in te
