[JBoss Seam] - Re: SeamRemoting Spring DelegatingVariableResolver
by dan.j.allen
If the Spring listener is configured above the Seam listener in web.xml, then Seam complains loudly that a component is being accessed outside the context of a web application when adding the SpringComponent.
java.lang.IllegalStateException: Attempted to invoke a Seam component outside the context of a web application
That makes sense, I guess, because Seam needs to be up and running when the Spring beans are being processed so that it has a place to put the components.
With the listeners in the proper order, we now arrive at the non-lazy Spring bean issue. Clearly I was talking out of my ass, because it just isn't true. Let me restate. Spring beans exposed as Seam components CAN be non-lazy. You know how these things go...you thought something had to be true when in fact it isn't. I stand corrected.
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[JBoss Messaging] - Slow Topic Subscriber
by rtm333
Hi,
What is the expected behaviour of JBoss Messaging (JBM 1.0.1.SP4 on AS 4.0.5.GA) when one of several topic subscribers is very slow in processing messages? We are using non-persistent messages and non-durable subscribers with DUPS_OK_ACKNOWLEDGE. Messages are generated in this scenario at a rate of about 2000 msgs/sec.
At first, other subscribers are not affected. But when after some time messages begin to be persisted into external store (Sybase), all clients get delayed messages at a very slow rate. After some time the database tables get cleaned out and the cycle begins again.
Can someone please explain, how internal and external message store are used in this scenario? Is there a way to isolate other subscribers against a very slow or blocking one?
Thanks for any suggestions.
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