[jboss-user] [Beginner's Corner] - Why do my EJB method invocations hang at the server without executing any of the bean code?
Byron Hawkins
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Wed Aug 4 00:32:03 EDT 2010
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"Why do my EJB method invocations hang at the server without executing any of the bean code?"
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Hi all,
I'm having problems with bean method invocations when I run JBoss on Windows in a DOS prompt. Here's what I do:
1. Start the server with run.bat
2. Connect clients to a pair of stateful session beans and repeatedly execute some trivial bean methods
After a few bean methods are executed successfully, the invocations start to hang. Once the hang begins, all attempts to execute any bean methods will hang. The strange thing is that when I press "ctrl-c" in the DOS prompt, I see one SocketException for each hung method invocation--and this not only releases the hung clients, but clears the hang altogether so that clients can once again execute bean methods. Of course, it is only a matter of minutes before invocations start to hang again, and I have to press "ctrl-c" again to release the stuck callers.
It seems like this must be some kind of ultra-newbie problem. :-/ When I run JBoss inside of Eclipse this problem never occurs. Can someone please help me understand what is happening here? Thanks for your help.
Byron
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