[JBoss Cache: Core Edition] - Re: Can we configure JBoss Cache to run on separate JVM.
by thilkumar82
"aqwsde" wrote : Hi,
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| Our application is using JBoss AS 4.0.3 SP1 and JBoss Cache 1.4.1.SP3. The application keeps a lot of stuff in cache. Once the application runs for a long time the total Heap memory is consumed and we get OutOfMemory exception.
| This can happen because of 2 reasons
| 1. Application has a memory leak.
| 2. Cache size increases beyond the heap size.
| Inorder to have a temporary solution we thought of running the JBoss Cache in a different JVM.
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| Can we run the JBoss cache in a different JVM so that we can give more heap size to the application.
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| Thanks in advance.
Hi,
I need to use Jboss Cache in our application,
But i don't know anything about Jboss Cache...
can u tell me requirements and configuration for this?
and i am using jboss application server 3.2.3..
and apache-ant-1.7.1, jdk1.6.0_06, jbosscache 2.2.0
can u tell me how to configure and use jboss cache?
Thanks & Regards
Thilkumar
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[JBoss Messaging] - Messages don't appear to cluster properly
by kenwdelong
We have two JMS servers in a cluster. We have set up the instances to cluster: Post Office and the Destinations have Clustered=true. We are using JBoss Messaging 1.4.0 on JBoss AS 4.2.2.
We have a queue that parses incoming (XML) messages. If the parsing breaks (the client sent a badly-formatted message) the listener puts the message on a "invalid message queue".
The invalid message queues have no listeners attached.
When we look on server 1, we see one number of messages in the invalid message queue, while server 2 has a different number. It seems they are staying on the same node that they posted on.
I expected that a distributed queue would show the same number of messages in the queue no matter what server I looked from.
Is this normal behavior? Is it because there is no listener?
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