Have you tested the remote procedure call to the Corba service with multiple threads?
i.e Simulataneous calls to the rpc Corba service ???
Our MDS all access the ftp service, and then our JMS Queue gets stuck.
But when we restart the ftp service , the messages get clear. We suspect it could be due to simulataneos accessing of the FTP Server, that creates a locking situation, thus making the JMS Queue to hang. Nevertheless, ideally the JMS Queue should not hang.
Presently we are writing tests programs with multiple threads, each creating a JMS Message. And we have discovered that the JMS Queue is getting blocked and not getting cleared??
Are you performing any tests to rectify this issue?? If so could you share it with us too ???
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I was surprised to discover that a classpath is automatically shared within an EAR file...i.e. a WAR file can directly use classes located elsewhere in some parts of the EAR (e.g. classes in the EJB-JAR, specifically.)
Where else within the EAR is the classpath shared? (i.e. Can any class ANYWHERE in the EAR access any class ANYWHERE ELSE in the same EAR?)
What about classpath sharing between EARs within the same server configuration? (e.g. default, minimal, all, etc) Across server configurations?
Right now I'm just figuring these things out trial-and-error. Perhaps someone can explain where classpaths are actually shared...thanks.
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There's two features I came up with solutions for:
JBCACHE-880 - Add per node expiration
This is essentially an eviction (or removal) policy that allows you to specify when a node is automatically evicted. It is simply activated by adding a policy to your configuration, and by setting a key on a Node. How and why would this feature be useful to you?
JBCACHE-841 - Add Node sorting
An example use would be to cache a phone directory, and then be able to iterate or select a subset of children, such as "G-I".
The simple solution is described in the issue. Basically, you would be able to indicate the sorted order of nodes by supplying a Comparator.
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