Already Hibernate injects a specialized TM lookup into the TreeCache when it is used as the second level cache. So another (cleaner?) solution would be to have JBC delegate registration of its Synchronization(s) to the TM lookup. Hibernate could then intercept those calls and deal with the JBC synch in an appropriate manner to ensure the proper ordering.
I assume your ordering is simply registration order?
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I have compiled the libjobossInspector.so on my linux64 platform, and am running the 64bit Hotspot JVM. I have added -XrunjbossInspector:/tmp to the JAVA_OPTS (no includes, excludes or start parameters).
I then activate the profiler thru the MBean, run some tests and stop the profiler.
Then, I attempt to analyse the gathered data thru the web app. It says it is opening all the files, but says nothing about processing any registers as it does when I run it on windows. Of course, when viewing the results it shows an empty table.
Can anyone tell me where I have gone wrong?
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