Hi,
I read in user's guide 9.3.1 that all file based cache loaders are not recommended for production use, does it also include the BdbjeCacheLoader that uses a transactional berkeleyDB?
anonymous wrote :
| 9.3.1. File system based cache loaders
| JBoss Cache ships with several cache loaders that utilize the file system as a data store. They
| all require that the configuration element contains a location property,
| which maps to a directory to be used as a persistent store. (e.g., location=/tmp/myDataStore
| ). Used mainly for testing and not recommended for production use.
|
Thanks,
Xuetao
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"bcosnefroy" wrote : Hi,
|
| Sorry to reply to my own topics...
|
| I've found how to solve my problem.
| There is a jndi.properties file in the twiddle.jar file.
|
| In the jndi.properties file, I've added the line:
| jnp.disableDiscovery=true
|
| Now when my Jboss server is down, twiddle.sh returns an Exception.
| I still have to modify the check_jbossjmx nagios script to deal with this exception.
|
| Thanks Dimitris for your answer.
| Bruno
Thanks for pointing out what was the solution to this. You can also add the property on the commandline, if you don't want to modify the twiddle.jar
just add
-Djnp.disableDiscovery
to your commandline, at least that worked for me.
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