On Wednesday 19 April 2006 14:38, RADEMAKERS Tanguy wrote:
> Number one peeve: Can't pass java objects you created yourself to an EJB
> in a different application on the same server: MX uses the classloader
You couldn't do that even if it was two JSP apps, if they were in different
J2EE application contexts, could you ?
> Also, there's some kind of issue with memory not being released when you
> redeploy cf - do it enough times and bang, out of memory error. Which
We don't see that here- our memoray graph is fairly flat with time.
I assume asking you if you are up to date with O/S, WL and CF patches is
obvious ?
> Then, there's the occasional null pointer exception being thrown from
> the middle of code you haven't touched in donkey's years. solution:
> bounce the app or better yet, the server. Thank god that only happens in
> dev... so far.
Oddness.
Does it look like:
Thread Stack Trace:
at mmGetObjectSize+8()@0x40298908
at mmGetPossibleMovedObjectSize+26()@0x40298942
at setAsLastObj+31()@0x40292313
at findNext+205()@0x402923f1
at findNextToReturn+24()@0x40292430
at refIterGetNext+40()@0x402924a0
at trProcessRootsForThread+92()@0x40290a2c
at tsMarkAllRootsForThread+44()@0x40307040
at mmGenCon1ThreadInspection+30()@0x4029fc32
at tsDoGCInspectionForAllThreads+55()@0x40306f9b
at mmGenCon1ProcessThreadRoots+24()@0x4029fc50
at mmGenConMark+43()@0x402a0453
at mmConMark+48()@0x4029f7c4
at mmGCMainEP+80()@0x4029b058
by any chance ?
We're getting that for some reason on *one* of the dev machines.
> My opinion: i just don't see what *real* benefits you get from the J2EE
> configuration; i'm sure that the adobe/macromedia marketing department
> finds it very useful to sell into big companies on the "Enterprise"
> ticket, but my suggestion would be to stick with enterprise on JRUN
In our case, we wanted to make use of some of the Weblogic stuff, like (if you
write your own authenticator) protecting the web site and Java-base web
services with the same set of roles and users.
We also use WLs JMS queues, for instance.
But, yeah, 90% of people will be fine with running it on Jrun, or, hell
JBoss :-)
--
Tom Chiverton
Advanced ColdFusion Programmer
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