anonymous wrote : Oops. It stripped off the tags
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One possible way to see whether the cache doesn't evict stuff is to use Jmx to check number of attributes and nodes in the cache and verify whether it keeps data that should be evicted. Also, are there any eviction warning in the logs? If there are lots of activity on the cache, eventQueusSize might get full very quickly and eviction might get slower - that will be logged though. If so, increase the eventQueusSize.
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what configuration are you using?
anonymous wrote : What's strange is, after a while, the specific cache that got removed and recreated by the monitor program could not be read or replicated anymore, even though the traces clearly showed the entry did get added to the cache instance on N2
so the put on N3 does get replicated on N2 but N1 cannot read it from N2? Are you sure that you do any operation on N3 *after* it joined the cluster? After creating the cache it will take a time until cluster is discovered and joined. I suggest logging cluster membership (cache.getMembers()) before doing any operations on N3. Also make sure that the number of members N3 sees is the one desired(i.e. 3), before doing any work with it.
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Hi all,
I could not find from the documentaion of JBPM4 CR1 whether it is possible to run several instances of an application with embedded JBPM on the very same database.
For performance reasons I need to be able to have multiple threads executing timers or asynchronous commands.
Actually this was not possible in JBPM3, so I'm wondering whether there has been a modification in JBPM4.
Regards,
Elisabeth
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