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Scott Marlow commented on AS7-2700:
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The JBTM-960 changes will improve the information that is logged, so that we will know
which underlying resource was used and correlate that against use of those resources as
mentioned in the trace log.
Currently, we only know that the timeout is somehow involved but not sure how yet.
Thanks for attaching cleaned logs.
Connections participating in transactions should not be eligable for
idle-timeouts
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Key: AS7-2700
URL:
https://issues.jboss.org/browse/AS7-2700
Project: Application Server 7
Issue Type: Bug
Components: JCA
Affects Versions: 7.1.0.Alpha1
Reporter: Nicklas Karlsson
Assignee: Jesper Pedersen
Scott Marlow:
I think the other part of the bug, is that connections shouldn't
"idle-timeout" if they are enlisted into a transaction (which I believe should
mean they are eligible for sharing).
In other words, I believe the following should work:
1. set idle-timeout-minutes=1 (currently this is 1 millisecond but 1 minute should also
work).
2. JTA transaction begins.
3. Hibernate gets a non-xa resource X1 (database connection), enlists it into the
transaction.
4. Hibernate inserts a row into a database table using X1.
5. Hibernate closes X1 which shouldn't make X1 eligible for idle-timeout handling,
since it is still enlisted in the transaction.
6. Hibernate gets a non-xa resource, X1 should be returned. Imagine that two minutes
has elapsed since the transaction started, X1 should not be idle-timed out.
7. Hibernate inserts another row into a database table using the resource that should
still be X1. If the resource is not X1, the "ARJUNA12140: Adding multiple last
resources is disallowed" error will occur.
8. The JTA transaction is committed successfully.
Maybe the IJ "idle-timeout" test case could simulate the above with a test case
that doesn't run always but maybe is run selectively. I think the unit test will have
to run for over a minute once the conversion error is fixed (e.g. since
idle-timeout-minutes will be treated as minutes instead of milliseconds).
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