On 26/09/11 22:31, Greg Holmberg wrote:
Arun--
I don't know what the cause of your specific technical issue is, but in my
opinion, there's a better way to slice the problem.
What you're doing is taking each step in your analysis engine and running it
on
one or more machines. The
Hi all,
We have an AS aggregate containing 10 colocated primitives, which works fine
in a non-AS setting. Some times one of the primitives waits in the monitor
(a synchronized block) for another, which never seems to come out of it!
Unfortunately, that code is not under our control, so i've set
Meghana, UIMA AS aggregate cant recover a CAS that is stuck in a collocated
AE. You may not be observing this problem in the UIMA aggregate due to a
fact that UIMA aggregate is single threaded. Timeouts are only supported for
remotes. Try to run synchronous (UIMA) aggregate deployed in a primitive
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On 9/27/2011 10:36 AM,
Arun,
If you have multiple instances of your CasConsumer then access to your
database must be synchronized. I suggest you add logging to each instance
to verify that all the CASes are being processed by your CasConsumers. You
should also be able to see the CASes flow in and out of the services
