[Design of JCA on JBoss] - Re: Pooling stress tests failing
by adrian@jboss.org
"jesper.pedersen" wrote : The TxConnectionManagerStressTestCase is new -- committed together with the fix for JBAS-5095.
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| I have used both the BaseConnectionManagerStressTestCase (Non-TX) and TxConnectionManagerStressTestCase during the development - of course with a full run of org.jboss.test.jca.test.* before committing.
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| #881 was the first run on Hudson with TxConnectionManagerStressTestCase - if #882 also fails I'll increase the timeout value.
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One failure is enough, increase it now.
How is somebody supposed to know whether they broke something
if there are spurious failures?
anonymous wrote :
| The TxConnectionManager based stress testcases shows a small increase in CPU time due to the synchronization on wasFreed() on my machine compared to the old implementation, but it's a very small increase.
Points of contention are caused by waits not cpu utilization (unless the cpu is maxed out).
I'm suprised you can even measure the cpu utilization of a single synchronization
unless you're deliberately stressing it and it is doing a lot of "spin locking"
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[Design of JBoss Transaction Services] - Re: bundling JTS into AS 5.0
by adrian@jboss.org
"jhalliday" wrote : ok, I've got the maven packaging for jts done and the app server build process updated to put the .jar files in the right place. I can't check it in yet as that would mean moving AS trunk to a JBossTS snapshot release, so it will have to wait a bit.
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| Meanwhile the remaining question is: where should the instructions and install script live? They can either go into the JBossTS repository and be installed via maven artefacts, or they can go into the AS repository varia/jts maybe? - I'm not too familiar with the project layout. My preference is to put them with the AS.
Create a subproject in jboss-head/jbossas, then copy the from there script into
build/output/jboss-version/docs/examples/jts so it is included within the release.
You might also want to create a test config within the teststuite to validate
noboby breaks it.
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