Wesley Wu wrote:
> Hi Scott,
>
> I experienced ConnectionPool pool overflow issue again in resin 4.0.10.
>
> Some time (probably 20 minutes) after resin started, resin reported:
>
> [10-10-08 01:07:28.555] {server://*:6801-5523}
> ConnectionPool[jdbc/mypool] pool overflow
> [10-10-08 01:07:28.555] {server://*:6801-5109}
> ConnectionPool[jdbc/mypool] pool overflow
> [10-10-08 01:07:28.557] {server://*:6801-5435}
> ConnectionPool[jdbc/mypool] pool overflow
> [10-10-08 01:07:28.557] {server://*:6801-5494}
> ConnectionPool[jdbc/mypool] pool overflow
> [10-10-08 01:07:28.568] {server://*:6801-5520}
> ConnectionPool[jdbc/mypool] pool overflow
> [10-10-08 01:07:28.568] {server://*:6801-5542}
> ConnectionPool[jdbc/mypool] pool overflow
> [10-10-08 01:07:28.576] {server://*:6801-5633}
> ConnectionPool[jdbc/mypool] pool overflow
>
> but my pool was not full at all which size was 2000.
>
> I met this before in resin 4.0.9 which caused by the alarm issue.
>
> Then I switched back to Resin 4.0.9.s100809 and everything went fine.
>
Thanks. I'm adding some additional logging for the upcoming release,
since that log isn't giving enough information to explain the problem.
-- Scott
> I'll do a fine log if required.
>
> Thanks.
>
> -Wesley
>
>
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