"Tobias" wrote : Please check the DTDs in the docs directory of the distribution. Also you do not want to put any such things as EJBs into any lib directory.
This file (urca.jar) is not an EJB jar file. I place my EJB jar files in the deploy directory. But the urca.jar file has some entity beans that are common to all my applications, so I thought the best place for it was in the lib directory. I don't want to specify an absolute path in the <jar-file> element and make my application non portable. What do you suggest me?
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Is that a thread dump when it is "quite" on the server? That would be interesting, cut the LAN connection, wait a minute and then do the thread dump.
The SLSB passivation might be something interesting to look into. JBossCache might be involved (cluster?).
Also there is a thread cpu utilization tool in the JDK. Get the server in a quite state check the values, wait for 5 mins and check the values again to see which threads cause the CPU utilization.
In the jmx-console you'll find the ServerInfo-MBean. Invoke the listThreadCpuUtilization() operation. HTH.
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