What do the server.log contents show when the server shutdown in Eclipse? You can find the server.log in the %JBOSS_HOME%\server\< serverName>\log folder.
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| No if I run like that even atleast not able to see the console also, its just opening the console and closing
Have you set the JAVA_HOME correctly? What does the following output from the command prompt:
echo %JAVA_HOME%
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This is a 4 year old thread and you probably wont get any response if you don't explain more about your setup, the application and the exception.
Which version of JBoss and Java do you use? What exception do you see? Post the entire exception stacktrace and the console logs. When do you see this exception?
While posting the logs or xml content or code, remember to wrap it in a code block using the Code button in the message editor window and please hit the Preview button to make sure your post is correctly formatted
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"tim.shaw" wrote : T
| My question then becomes - How does JBM determine when the load is too great for the initial machine?
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Each consumer has a client side buffer of messages (see prefetchsize), when that buffer is full the consumer is deemed "busy", and won't be sent any more messages.
So.. once the local consumers buffer is full, then and only then will it allow remote consumers to consume from the queue. So the local consumer will always get messages as long as it can consume them fast enough.
if you blindly round-robin'd to remote machines when the local consumer was fast enough then that would be inefficient since you'd be incurring extra unnecessary network traffic.
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No if I run like that even atleast not able to see the console also, its just opening the console and closing. If I start from eclipse its giving some info in console, finally its showing the following line
18:19:12,656 INFO [Server] JBoss (MX MicroKernel) [4.2.1.GA (build: SVNTag=JBoss_4_2_1_GA date=200707131605)] Started in 9s:828ms
after this some time later jboss server is stoping automatically
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"redijedi" wrote : However, you mentioned part of the problem: my ejb does not have the implementation on the classpath. But that is sort of the point of the system. I'm trying to get it to just take Objects - any Objects. I don't want to do anything with them accept store them in a cache which itself doesn't care about implementations either.
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Okay. The reason i asked you about this was to ensure that this was not of those usual ClassNotFound issues :-)
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