Hi,
I plan on pre-compiling all classes that will be uses in the TreeCacheAop. The
issue is that the files are located in different places in the project. In the
aopc ant build target how woul I list multiple directories in the src
path=/ element? I have tried using ref-id's to path
Ok,
I made a mistake before, and Serialized objects work fine in the TreeCacheAop.
But I have another question now. I am having trouble using the
org.jboss.aop.standalone.SystemClassLoader in Tomcat.
The error is failed to transform TreeCacheAOP with a linked exception to the
Hi,
I have a question concerning transaction isolation levels. Using the
Serilizable level no write or read locks will be granted to TXN2 until TXN1
releases them. Will the same hold for n number of TreeCache instances in
cluster of n machines? In other words, Will TXN1 on node a/b/c on
Hi,
I have questions regarding using TreeCacheAop.
| A) If I have an object that once created is used only for read only
| purposes, is there any problem with not-aspectizing the object
| and still using the method putObject()?
|
| B) It seems that objects in the
Hi,
I am working with TreeCache and TreeCacheAOP. I have both configured with the
FetchStateOnStartUp set to true. To test both I start one instance of
TreeCache and TreeCacheAOP. In my TreeCacheLogs I see that when I start a
second TreeCache it is updated from whatever is in the first
Bela,
The jar files in the lib directory are a little different, if I have a working
copy of TreeCache 1.2 installed, what jar files should I keep and/or replace?
Thanks,
Bill
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Hi,
I need to restrict access to the TreeCache in our cluster to ensure that no two
updates will occur on the same node at the same time. Is there a mechinism in
TreeCacheAOP that handles this? Or would I have to develop my own locking
mechanism from JGroups using a class like
Great thanks. Any idea when 1.2.1 will be available?
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Hi,
As a developer, is there ever any reason to work with classes in the TreeCache
API like interceptors, cache loaders etc when working on developing a
distributed cache? Or is it considered best practice to primarily work with
TreeCache class ?
Thanks
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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();
|
Bela,
I isolated the problem (I think). I have two webapps running on two tomcat
servers on my machine. The error occurs in webapp_2 when when webapp_1 call
utx.commit() on a put(fqn,key,data) into the tree. The error is coming from
the org.jboss.cache.interceptors.CacheStoreInterceptor
Hi,
I am currently evaluating JBossCache for my company. For our purposes we will
need to use JBossCache inside of Tomcact. For transaction support I have added
the JOTM jar files and used the configuration example from the JOTM docs. In
the JBossCache config file I set the
anonymous wrote : Regarding the _put(): can you debug and print out the method
that fails ?
| The method that is failing is tree.put(node,currentCount,item); when I
have transactions configured. JOTM does not specify a Transaction Manager
Factory. Does that mean I would have to create one
Right now it is in a small web app, I will try to extract the code, unless you
want me to send my Java and JSP files
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