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Gytis Trikleris commented on JBTM-1522:
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"no XTS application recovery module found" during XTS
Recovery Tests
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Key: JBTM-1522
URL:
https://issues.jboss.org/browse/JBTM-1522
Project: JBoss Transaction Manager
Issue Type: Bug
Security Level: Public(Everyone can see)
Components: Testing, XTS
Reporter: Paul Robinson
Assignee: Amos Feng
Priority: Critical
Fix For: 5.0.0.M3
Attachments:
com.arjuna.qa.junit.TestATHeuristicRecoveryAfterDelayedCommit-output.txt,
com.arjuna.qa.junit.TestATHeuristicRecoveryAfterDelayedCommit.txt,
com.arjuna.qa.junit.TestBACrashDuringCommit-2.txt,
com.arjuna.qa.junit.TestBACrashDuringCommit-output-2.txt,
com.arjuna.qa.junit.TestBACrashDuringCommit-output.txt,
com.arjuna.qa.junit.TestBACrashDuringCommit.txt,
com.arjuna.qa.junit.TestBASubordinateCrashDuringCommitAfterSubordinateExit-output.txt,
com.arjuna.qa.junit.TestBASubordinateCrashDuringCommitAfterSubordinateExit.txt
See:
http://172.17.131.2/view/Narayana+BlackTie/job/narayana/211/artifact/XTS/...
Notice the following log is displayed repeatedly until the test gives up waiting for
recovery:
{code}
WARN [com.arjuna.wsrecovery] (Periodic Recovery) ARJUNA046032: no XTS application
recovery module found to help reactivate recovered WS-AT participant
org.jboss.jbossts.xts.servicetests.DurableTestParticipant.0
{code}
This error comes from
org.jboss.jbossts.xts.recovery.participant.at.XTSATRecoveryManagerImple#recoverParticipants().
In particular:
{code}
if (!found) {
// we failed to find a helper to convert a participant record so log
a warning
// but leave it in the table for next time
RecoveryLogger.i18NLogger.warn_participant_at_XTSATRecoveryModule_4(participantRecoveryRecord.getId());
}
{code}
It looks like the code is unable to restore the participant from the log due to
restoreParticipant(XTSATRecoveryModule module) returning false. There is
ParticipantRecoveryRecord in the log as you can see it dumped to the console in the above
log. Maybe there is a problem with that log, or maybe we are missing another log entry?
This problem is intermittent, so it's unlikely that you will see this happen when you
attach a debugger. However, we could attach a debugger to see what happens in the normal
case and also to inspect the log to see if anything is missing in the failing case. But I
have a cunning plan...
h4.Cunning Plan
We need to get a copy of the failing log, before recovery is attempted. We should then be
able to use that log to reproduce the issue on our own machines. Steps to take:
# Update BaseCrashTest to copy the contents of the tx-object-store to a unique folder
location (So we can retrieve it later for a failed run). Make sure you create the folder
structure under target/surefire-reports so that CI archives it off. Do the copy between
controller.kill and controller.start. This way we get the log before the recovery manager
has had chance to tamper with it.
# Update the "narayana-JBTM-1522" job in CI to use your branch, containing the
change above.
# Configure the job to run @hourly until it fails with this problem.
# Take a copy of the tx-object-store from the failing test and then put it in place on
your AS8 build.
# Boot the AS and confirm that the issue is reproduced.
# You can now keep putting the tx-object-store back in place every time you need to
reproduce the issue.
# Attach a debugger to find out what the problem is.
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