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Stuart Douglas resolved AS7-5539.
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Resolution: Won't Fix
If the two threads were actually in the same transaction then this lock would not be
blocking, as the lock owner is the transaction itself. The fact that this is happening
implies that the two threads are actually in separate transactions.
From your description what is actually happening here is that the
outer transaction gets the lock, then you run an inner REQUIRES_NEW transaction that also
tries to get the lock. These are the expected results, otherwise you can have two
transactions working in the same entity bean at the same time, which completely breaks any
kind of transactional consistency guarantees.
You have two options here:
- Use optimistic locking. This means that each transaction can get its own copy of the
bean.
- Change your code to avoid this dead lock situation.
Note that as the lock scope is tied to the current transaction scope, if you mark the
method that is acquiring the lock as not running in a transaction then the lock will only
be held for the duration of the method invocation.
JBOSS7 server hangs up completely when a EJB2.1 entity bean business
method is called in same transaction in a separate thread from the thread which started
the transaction
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Key: AS7-5539
URL:
https://issues.jboss.org/browse/AS7-5539
Project: Application Server 7
Issue Type: Bug
Components: EJB, Transactions
Affects Versions: 7.1.1.Final, 7.1.3.Final (EAP), 7.2.0.Alpha1
Reporter: Mayank Gupta
Assignee: jaikiran pai
JBOSS7 server hangs up completely while trying to access a EJB2.1 entity bean method in a
specific scenario.
I am using a session facade pattern in which I call my EntityBean from a Stateless
session bean. For moth the beans I have defined the transaction attribute as REQUIRED.
On debugging the code I found that if the same Entity bean is accessed from two different
threads in same transaction then this issue occurs.
So for the first time my code enters "EntityBeanSynchronizationInterceptor"
code is able to take the lock and assign the requester thread as the lock owner. When
second time it comes to access the same entity bean from different thread in SAME
TRANSACTION (as 2nd required results in joining the transaction), JBOSS7 server code
completely stalls in taking the lock. Moreover this time requester thread is not given the
owner status of the transaction.
Code snippet where code hangs:
final Object lockOwner = getLockOwner(transactionSynchronizationRegistry);
lock.pushOwner(lockOwner);
try {
lock.lock(); //line 80 in EntityBeanSynchronizationInterceptor
and subsequently in:
public void lock() {
if (compareAndSetState(0, 1))
owner = currentRequestor();
else
acquire(1); //Here line 86 in OwnableReentrantLock
}
This is a completely blocking issue for migrating my application from JBOSS6 to JBOSS7.
I get this error in numerous places in my application code.
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