I was wondering if others have experienced this issue. We did not see it with 2.6.5 on these servers.
In admin, when defining the page layout and contents,
select: widget/google from the pull-down (not portal)
Select (for example) News category and MSNBC.com
Receive: Error while retreiving Widget: http://rss.msnbc.msn.com/id/3032091/device/rss/rss.xml
This happens with most of the RSS feeds; however, if you select Technology and Current Moon Phase, that one works fine.
The only other change we are aware of is the /etc/conf.d/httpd has been changed so traffic on port 80 (not 8080) goes to JBOSS. I have been told that should not affect this.
ideas?
CR
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1) Have a look at embedded Jopr. This is the new open-source admin console based on JBoss ON.
2) Are you asking about upgrading to new level/version of JBossAS? If so, then only way I know is a clean install of the new version, then moving over the apps and configuration settings, making changes and fixing issues as appropriate. There is no documented or formal migration strategy.
3) Some people use subversion or other similar tools to maintain configuration versions.
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There used to be a TreeCache.putData(Map m, boolean erase) operation at some point which I thought was optimized, but in reality there's only put(Map) and put(K, V) type operations that do merges.
I'm trying to simply store a bunch of associations which should overwrite any existing data, and I'm getting bad performance, since every put() operation forces a read. Even the "clearData" operation forces a read. Any hints?
There is a Node.replaceAll but requires loading the node first. I'd like to see Cache.replaceAll() operation at some point.
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