I have a new application in production and the wotaskd has failed
several times causing great problems.
"failed". What does that mean?
It no longer responds to JavaMonitor
Details?
I really do not have any other than JavaMonitor says that wotaskd on
that box is not responding. Next time it happens I will see if I can
hit its URL. I assume JavaMonitor is asking for the configuration
file. Is there any other reason that JavaMonitor tries to contact
wotaskd?
and the apps were acting strangely because of it.
Details?
It was really bizarre. I have an app that is called Bids.woa and I
have apache configured to rewrite URLS so that http://host/ gets
mapped to /apps/WebObjects/Bids.woa, but, of course, the user still
sees http://host/ in their browser. When wotaskd stopped responding
hitting http://host/ cause the URL in the browser to change to http://host/apps/WebObjects/Bids.woa
and Safari said it could not load the page because the URL was
redirecting back to itself too many times.
I was able to cure this by restarting wotaskd. It did not require
restarting apache. I really do not understand how this could happen.
I need to do some more investigating, but the only way I was able
to get the apps to respond again was to restart wotaskd.
Wonder's wotasks? Apples? Which version?
THe version from Wonder from about1 week ago.
Any tips on how to investigate wotaskd?
Same as a regular WO app, turn up the NSLog levels.
I will look into that. Can I use the log4j configurations from the
sample properties file in wonder?
Thanks,
Frank
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