Bela, I was able to solve my original problem. I stopped using a JDBCCacheLoader. But I get an entirely different error now. I am using TreeCache, Tomcat add JOTM for transactions on two different JVM's. When the following code is exectued | txn.begin(); | tree.put(node,key,value); | txn.commit(); | I get an error on the second Tomcat install (the TreeCache getting the replication) from org.jgroups.blocks.RpcDispatcher sayinganonymous wrote : failed invoking method commit() should not be called on TreeCache directly and the next line of the stack trace is anonymous wrote : at org.jboss.cache.TreeCache.commit() but the call was made on the usertransaction object in the first Tomcat server. Any suggestions?
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