"timfox" wrote :
| Any tests (e.g. journal tests -clebert) which do nothing apart from measure performance belong neither in the unit test suite nor the timing suite.
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I have moved those tests into performance a long time ago.
There are though few timing tests, that are creating too many records and they could be simplified.
Some of those tests were moved to performance when they should be actually be moved to timing. I'm moving them now.
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Hey guys,
If you search for "viewAccepted" in jawa04.log (attachment in JBPAPP-863) you will notice that tcp stack cache node does not receive a new view until about 15 min after the pulled plug is reconnected. udp based cache nodes work as expected. Since FC relies on receiving views to function properly we have all the threads blocked in FC#down....
Why do we have such a big delay in receiving that new view?
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Hello,
Is it possible to send parameters to a WSRP? Or share a session?
I try to manage a portal with a context (a number). When I call a WSRP, I would like to transmit this context to the WSRP.
I tested in local and with the Navigation.getPortalRuntimeContext().getSession(). I managed to exchange information between local portlets. But the Navigation.getPortalRuntimeContext().getSession() not run with WSRP because the WSRP is executed in another JVM.
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