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This was fixed for 4.0.3...
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Thank you!
I had Spring injecting a POJO service in the onEjbCreate method and it was
reading the wrong context.xml file and I was getting a class cast exception.
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Either something in your MDB class's constructor (should do nothing) is failing
or ejbCreate() is failing. Put "try { xxx } catch (Throwable t) {
t.printStackTrace(); }" around your ejbCreate calls.
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Is there any reason why you can't post a clear and proof-read message?
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Take a look at the attributes of a Queue in the JMX console.
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We've got a new wiki that explains in details how to integrate with WSMQ
http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=IntegrationWithWebSphereMQSeries
Part II is coming soon. We're still having issues with the buggy XA
implementation of WSMQ when it is used as the JMS provider of the MDB container.
Here is the client log
DEBUG: 2005-08-22 09:36:25,437 [JMSManager] establish the connection...
DEBUG: 2005-08-22 09:36:28,421 [SpyConnectionFactoryObjectFactory] Extracting
SpyConnectionFactory from reference
DEBUG: 2005-08-22 09:36:29,031 [SpyConnectionFactoryObjectFactory] The
GenericConnectio
package org.jboss.mq.il.ha.examples;
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| import java.util.Properties;
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| import javax.jms.ExceptionListener;
| import javax.jms.JMSException;
| import javax.jms.Message;
| import javax.jms.MessageListener;
| import javax.jms.Queue;
| import javax.jms.QueueConnection;
| import
I modified HAJMSClient.java from the JBoss examples to use JmsXA and JTA
transactions to more clearly demonstrate what doesn't seem to be working. I'm
attaching the code. I deploy this MBean and invoke the following operations:
connect()
| startTransaction()
| sendMessageToQueue()
| ***
I have the following code in jms-ds.xml
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| java:/XAConnectionFactory
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| java:/XAConnectionFactory
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| java:/XAConnectionFactory
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I simple removed "java:/" and now no errors are displayed. Can anyone confirm
If this is correct or did I simple get lucky?
Sorry for posting to wrong forum.
I will post to the right one.
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Sorry, I meant to.
JBoss 4.0.1
JDK 1.5.0_02
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This is really becoming a useless rant thread.
Most people (e.g. people like you) posting here don't even follow Netiquette
101, so don't expect a kind reply.
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It's always good to give your JBoss version.
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Wrong forum. What by you mean by context? Put your conf file inside your .war
deployment.
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This "attitude" issue is new to me. I always had good experiences in this
forum, even if I did not always get usuable answers.
Lack of answers is OK... after all, it is free software (even when we support
them by buying their books at $50 a pop), but rudeness on their part
accomplishes not
hehe, agreed. This actually the first time since 6 months that I am looking in
to this forum again. I normally don't bother to look here anymore, because of
the attitude of some "officials".
Sad that things haven't changed.
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1) The ONLY jBoss 4.0 book that I know of: the jBoss book written by your
boss, Marc Fleury, and available also online on your site.
2) What is this new attitude at jBoss of going to forums, not reading the posts
fully, and bitching about them? This is the second time in 2 weeks when
someone
All of the information I got from book or technical article is about how to
persist or cache message at server/middleware side and how to ensure delivery
of message in the case of the target (receiving) application is unavailable
(e.g. using durable message).
However, in my case I failed to se
Read a single book or technical article about JMS on your own !!! If you then
have a problem, ask the forum, but do not ask for doing your own homework !
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Hi,
Thanks for the reply.
It works. Thank you very much.
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1) Which book?
2) You already know where the correct place is to ask questions related JBoss
produced documentation
http://www.jboss.org/index.html?module=bb&op=viewtopic&t=61171
and your question was already answered there.
Now stop wasting people's time.
http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page
Note:
- The first reference to this class seems to be in listing 2.2, but I could not
find any reference to its implementation.
- I also assume that since nothing else tells the J2SE application what the
InitialContext is, I suspect this class must do that job.
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htt
I have the same needs in my project and couldn't find any tool for queue
producing and consuming statistics along the time. Has anyone found something
like this ?
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Unfortunately, you have been singled out as an example:
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http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=JBossHelp
http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=BadPostShort
So you don't post the most important information, i.e. what does this do:
"genman" wrote :
| Not sure... I would suggest bugging Adrian. :-)
|
If you really want to "bug" me, buy a support contract.
Otherwise, you'll have post a question that is answerable,
hasn't been posted before and isn't covered in the free docs.
You also get access to our "knowledge base"
Incredible.
You don't even have to enable TRACE logging to see the problem,
because you have your own error message (lacking a stacktrace).
anonymous wrote :
| ERROR: 2005-08-18 09:45:23,480 [JMSManager] Error when try to stop
Connection = Cannot disable the connection with the JMS server; - n
Not sure... I would suggest bugging Adrian. :-)
It should be Round Robin by default, IMHO, but there's some reason he decided
against it.
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"genman" wrote :
| Not sure... I would suggest bugging Adrian. :-)
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| It should be Round Robin by default, IMHO, but there's some reason he
decided against it.
I implemented the "round robin" because you guys kept bugging me about it.
It was an FAQ, and still is. :-(
I didn't make it th
Hi,
Thanks for the reply.
Here is the code for createConnection
[Code]
protected void createConnection() throws NamingException, JMSException {
logger.debug("establish the connection...");
InitialContext iniCtx = new InitialContext(properties);
Object tmp = iniCtx.lookup("ConnectionFac
Sorry,
for posting on the wrong topic.
But I couldn't delete the email.
Excuses.
Minosabi :-(
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Hi,
Where can I find this kind of info? I have been looking through the JBoss 4
book and searched a little on the site to configure Round-robin for queue
consumers but didnt find any. May be I was searching with the wrong terms...
Murali
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How to run jms example in jboss + eclipse?
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I tried "NO-TRANSACTION" at my JMS datasource, but MySQL doesn't support
datasources with No_Transaction isolation level.
Anyway, the problem I was seeing was just about overusing the database. We
decreased the number of connections on the datasource and everything worked. We
discovered that by
Wrong forum and an FAQ, I despair...
http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=JBossHelp
I was so close to just deleting this post.
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Thanks Adrian.
I could see why can get pretty bored with answering some of the same questions.
I understand how you feel and why it's annoying. :)
I think I mistakenly binded to XAConnectionFactory. The irony of it all, I
didn't even need XA service. hahaha. :D After a long search, I could
>From the spec:
XAConnectionFactory => For application server direct use only (or those that
know what they are doing).
If you can point me at the example
(not somebody else's uneducated comment in this forum)
that says you should bind XAConnectionFactory to a resource-ref
then I will get that p
Looks like I figured it out. The UIL2 craps out when the the transact is set
to true when creating a session. I thought these parameter are suppose to be
ignored. but I guess not.
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:-) It's very funny I have copied the wrong URL here. I really meant JBAS-2056.
Well anyway, now I realized what you meant by using a separate data-source
without transaction isolation.
I already had anothere datasource but I though you meant to set Read_Commited
instead of Repeatable_Read.
Th
I've seen it once before with MySQL.
The database log showed it doing page level locking (horrible) and that caused
a deadlock.
I didn't hear how it was fixed or worked around?
Use search for similar issues with MSSQL or Sybase.
i.e. stupid database locking.
Like I said to you elsewhere, you don
I thought I'd ignore you, but instead I'll chastise you for not reading the JMS
manual.
http://java.sun.com/j2ee/1.4/docs/api/javax/jms/MessageProducer.html#setDeliveryMode(int)
RTFM people.
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put this line -
ConnectionFactory
in the file -
uil2-service.xml
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Are you trying to use "java:/XAConnectionFactory" (for jvm jms clients) or
"XAConnectionFactory" (remote clients). I haven't got XAConnection to work. I
get a uil2 ServerSocketManagerHandler exiting on IOE when I try to send a
message to the queue. Does anyone know why? Any help will be great
Currently the application is sending finger print images via JMS. Never
thought about the hybird approach. I will definitely go this route! Thanks
again for all the helpful input!
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"genman" wrote : hybrid approach where files are stored in a content management
system, and use pointers to the files inside the message.
Exactly. It is even worse when you see people trying to propogate these
large messages through the jms "chain of responsibility" anti-pattern. :-)
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"malmit" wrote : Would JMS distributed destinations help
Hmm
I swamped my network so lets add more traffic to the network to implement
"clustering".
Of course, this really depends upon your network topology and the quality of
the router. :-)
This is also another one of my favourite "bug bea
Well, Gigabit ethernet would give you enough bandwidth, then you'll have to
look at faster disks, etc.
Out of curiosity, what is your application doing that requires so much
bandwidth? You might want to go with a hybrid approach where files are stored
in a content management system, and use p
Thanks for all of the great input! I did try sending non-persistent messages
as genman suggested and it increased the number of messages sent from 60 to
about 100, but that doesn't help me any since the application requires
persistent message handling. And adrian you made a good point about th
"Probably the bottleneck you're running into is at the database (or
persistence) layer."
Why not the network? In a word "bandwidth".
100 x 100KB = 10MB a second.
100Mbps Ethernet ~ 12MB a second
Even if all the packets were optimally filled, that doesn't include
* Other parts of the JMS protoco
The jms jca ra uses the app server work manager pool to handle processing. Why
is this relevant to you?
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Have a look at: -
http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=DeadLetterQueues
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Excellent.
Regards,
Colin.
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Probably the bottleneck you're running into is at the database (or persistence)
layer.
If you want to go with JBoss, you can use JBoss plus another messaging provider
pretty easily.
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You might need to change your logging threshold to ALL (not just DEBUG) to
figure out what's going on.
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I don't think it is a bottleneck at the database. Just for testing purposes I
initialized my connection pool with 300 connections split up so that there are
3 nodes each with 100 connections. This I would imagine would be plenty of
connections. This set-up results in the 60 - 100KB messages/s
Thank you genman... I tried that and didn't get much else intesting. It did
however prompt me to once again reevaulate what was going on. Below is the log
output after running my application (a standalone java app) with the 4 possible
configurations. One with both 4.0, one with jbossmq 4.0.2, on
The JBossMQ is backed using a messaging database. If this is slow (e.g. on a
slow disk), you're going to have slow JMS. Try testing with persistence turned
off, you should be see those numbers improve 10-100 times I'd imagine.
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JBoss 4.0.3RC1 was released on 26th June 2005.
JBAS-1873 was completed on the 12th July 2005.
The changes were committed to CVS so will be present in the next release
candidate.
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"schrouf" wrote : An MDB can be connected to a single queue/topic only.
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| Regards
| Ulf
This statement is incorrect as a simple search would show.
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An MDB can be connected to a single queue/topic only.
Regards
Ulf
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So... anyway can tell me regarding my previous message is the jmx console
java.util.List listMessages() (and the implementation that i used) is working
or not?
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"jmihalich" wrote :
| 2005-08-05 14:48:56,655 [hread] INFO
org.jboss.ejb.plugins.jms.JMSContainerInvoker : Reconnected to JMS provider
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JBAS-1489 is completely unrelated to MDBs. It is for user created
MessageListeners.
Useful links:
http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=JBossHelp
an
I was working on solving that little deadlock issue about a year, since I've
run into it before. It looks like 1.3 will be deadlock prone as well because of
how they do their lock ordering, but at least it should be more safe.
Assuming you don't add the JMS appender to the org.jboss category yo
Are you using the same DB connection pool for something else in your
application? If so, use a separate pool. There's no good reason to be running
out of connections for the JMS PM. Configure your pool with debugging on.
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Well I changed the error message in 4.0.2 to try to avoid this FAQ.
Guess it didn't work...
"This method is not applicable inside the application server. See the J2EE
spec, e.g. J2EE1.4 Section 6.6"
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A single node "holds" the messages and the other nodes consume them. If a
single consumer is sufficiently fast, then the other nodes end up idle.
You may want a more round-robin configuration for your queue:
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Hmm...I just ran into the same problem. Anyone who actually has a clue what
the "strict" property is for care to comment on this?
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Look just go read the FAQ and/or create a separate DataSource for jms
until you fix the connection leak in your application.
DO NOT HIJACK, CROSS POST OR ME TOO
http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=JBossHelp
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I am also getting this issue in JBoss 4.0.1. And I am using MySQL database, not
the default one. So it does seem like a lingering issue...
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I forget to mention, I did change the database to MySQL instead of the default
Hypersonic. MySQL JDBC driver version is 3.0.15.
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It is an extremely bad idea (as I've already discussed in earlier posts).
JBossMQ uses log4j internally so you are just going to get loops and deadlocks
in the logging.
logger -> appenders -> jbossmq -> logger -> appenders -> jbossmq
and
appender -> logger is a deadlock situation in log4j
anon
I still haven't solved this problem. Does anyone else have any idea? Is there
a better forum to post this question on?
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"schachi" wrote : i spend another day with reading jboss-documentation.
Try the JMS documentation (you can find the link to it at the top of the WIKI
page)
and search for the phrase JAAS -> nada.
Then search for the phrase password...
| createConnection(user, password);
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You might also wa
It's working now, some typo which i overlooked but i still have problems:
javax.management.InstanceNotFoundException: jboss.j2ee:jndiName=local/[EMAIL
PROTECTED],service=EJB is not registered.
And also it does not seem to see the Queue i defined in the jboss-jar.xml which
is present in JBoss.
C
Thanks, well sounds like a good solution (i thought about it as well ;) however
i would like to investigate some more options comming to this investigation i
noticed that in the jmx-console there is this :
anonymous wrote : java.util.List listMessages()
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| MBean Operation.
for the specif
Execute the following command and post the output:
jar -tf jarfilename.jar
where jarfilename.jar is the jar containing oyur beans
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thank you for the reply.
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| false
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| DocImportProcessorEJB
| queue/eManager-DocImportQueue
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| abc
| xyz
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| java:/JmsXA
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>It wont be as good as a jms solution.
such a good jms solution that you ask for help on your problems... :-)
Ok, different approach. I guess (as you talk about 'user that its polling time
is reached' ) that you have some kind of persistent user record with attributes
like email address, pollin
> Use scheduler service
It wont be as good as a jms solution.
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>What do you say ?
Use scheduler service
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That worked , thanks a lot.
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Hi
I have users, im polling their emails accounts
Here is the scenario:
1. For each user that its polling time reached send a jms message.
2. Many workers are listening to the jms message in queue one of them receives
the jms messages and syhcornizes that user's email account.
Now lets say pol
DO NOT misuse JMS messaging for things it's not designed for ! The main purpose
of JMS is fire-and-forget messaging.
Rethink your general solution approach ! What you are describing is the
following: select a dataobject based on some critieria, if the resultset is
empty then insert a new datao
Hi,
I think the probelm may be because of some jar file present in the classpath,
which contains your old .class file of the MDB. Delete the .class file of the
MDB from your jar file and restart the jboss. If you get the same exception,
then there is a wrong .class file in your classpath for t
Still the same problem...
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Try out the following:
/**
| *
| * @throws EJBException
| */
| public void ejbCreate() throws EJBException {
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Drop last post (realized posted source a little bit too late)
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Post your ejbCreate() source code
Regards
Ulf
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Here is the code snippet
package com.birch.mdb;
import java.io.ByteArrayOutputStream;
import javax.ejb.EJBException;
import javax.ejb.MessageDrivenBean;
import javax.ejb.MessageDrivenContext;
import javax.jms.Message;
import javax.jms.MessageListener;
import javax.xml.transform.Transformer;
I did change my method without throwing createException , still same result. Is
there anything to do with Spec 2.1 ?
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I've sort of added this question to the FAQ:
http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=WhyDoesntCreateExceptionRollbackTheTransaction
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The ejbCreate method of a message driven bean is not allowed to throw the
CreateException.
The error message you have posted is because you have deployed a message driven
bean that is declared as throwing the CreateException from the ejbCreate method.
What message is displayed if you deploy you
thread dumps during the pause and logging are the starting point.
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The mdb also needs to be authenticated. To allow a guest user with the assumed
run-as role see the unauthenticatedIdentity option for the login module used to
secure the target.
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i thought i found the solution with the run-as tag (but it's still not working)
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ch.e_act.e_archive.server.emanager.ejb.DocImportProcessorBean
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| MessageFormat = 'Version 3.4'
| auto-acknowledge
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You already have defined your APIs/technologies by using JMS and Webservices (I
guess you will use a stateless SB as webservice implemention).
Nevertheless you should keep in mind that simulating a synchronous call with
asynchronous JMS request/reply communication has some pitfalls.
Your read
What you call "branch" is the JNDI name of the queue. If you deploy a queue
using the org.jboss.mq.server.jmx.Queue MBean, the JNDI name of the queue is
derived from the MBean "name" attribute, ie
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will bind the queue at "
"iit" wrote :
| I guess you are wrong, Adrian. You might check the examples for the JCA 1.5
spec, section 12.7:
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I am not wrong, since the examples are non-normative.
I guess we will have kludge our way around it, not because of the examples,
but because of the standard properties mentione
I modified only login-config.xml by replacing existing application-policy with
name="jbossmq" to:
web-users.properties
web-roles.properties
An exception appears during ear deployment
18:14:58,030 ERROR [DLQHandler] Initia
Thanks schrouf!!
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