Re: Performance issue

2016-03-15 Thread Ken Anderson
Gerald, There are 2 different things happening here. The session creation exception seems to be something you’re raising in your own code. The lines below the exception relate to receiving changes made from other application instances. You’re going to have to drill down to the problem a bit m

frameworksBaseURL borked after Wonder update

2016-03-15 Thread Hugi Thordarson
Hi all. I just updated to the most recent version of Wonder (unfortunately I have no idea how old the version I was replacing was). Now URLs to resources in embedded frameworks are wrong, i.e. they no longer contain the “Contents” part of the woa-bundle, so they look like this: …/Hugi.woa/Framew

Re: Performance issue

2016-03-15 Thread Chuck Hill
And most of those ERXRemoteSynchronizer log messages are pretty far apart (minutes). So I doubt this is what is causing the CPU spike. The next time this happens try attaching a VisualVM (https://visualvm.java.net) or doing several iterations of sudo jstack –F And comparing what the threads a

Re: frameworksBaseURL borked after Wonder update

2016-03-15 Thread Markus Stoll, junidas GmbH
Hi, see my pull request #727 I had the impression that difference is between maven builds and ant builds - I would be pleased if someone could clarify, what introduced this change Markus > Am 15.03.2016 um 16:53 schrieb Hugi Thordarson : > > Hi all. > I just updated to the most recent versio

Re: frameworksBaseURL borked after Wonder update

2016-03-15 Thread Hugi Thordarson
Hi Markus, I’m building with Ant. ERXDeployedBundle is apparently hardcoding the URL to be App.woa/Frameworks, so that explains why my URLs are now broken: https://github.com/markusstoll/wonder/blob/4e5e98a4a7c6f7251054820f636beeb629828f1d/Frameworks/Core/ERExtensions/Sources/er/extensions/apps

FrontBase SQL: date formatting, „local variable“?

2016-03-15 Thread Marco A Gonzalez
To format a date as a varchar with zero-padded month and day, here’s a SQL select snippet that works for me in Postgres 9.3, but I think it should work in FrontBase maybe with a little fiddling of syntax such as substring(’00’ || ‘1234’ from 3 for 2) where starting position is 3, and the number