Hi My query is related to the wicket sessions created. I have developed my application using wicket 1.4.17 and deployed it on jboss AS 5. My problem is whenever i make request to my application a session is created in jboss. This session contains a file named "pm_null" which is in binary format. On every request made it updates this pm_null file. So is there any way that when a request is made , the old contents of the pm_null file gets flushed and the data related to this present request is written.
In the existing system on the every request made the pm_null file gets updated , which is increasing the size of my session and leading to application breakdown.We have about 1,00,000 concurrent requests per second on a peak load. So My Application is breaking down during the peak hours. MAX_OPEN_FILES_FOR_DISK_STORE = 100; int maxSession = (calculated programatically) is around 10 MB / session int maxPageMap = maxSession - (int) Bytes.megabytes(1).bytes(); DiskPageStore store = new DiskPageStore(maxPageMap, maxSession, MAX_OPEN_FILES_FOR_DISK_STORE); is there any problem using in this way? Thanks in advance :) -- View this message in context: http://apache-wicket.1842946.n4.nabble.com/Apache-Wicket-jboss-Wicket-Session-tp4652703.html Sent from the Forum for Wicket Core developers mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
