On Sun, 1 Jul 2001, Ole Husgaard wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Anatoly Akkerman wrote:
> > Beware, you are entering the twilight zone. This is the direction
> > 'adaptive' system take -- very active research area in CS.
>
> I guess this also overlaps a little with
> advanced monitoring and policing.
Absol
on 1-07-01 15.41, Ole Husgaard at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> How do you get the measurements needed for the
> adaptation?
without going native - a simple way - to simple perhaps - is to have a
separate thread sleep in a set interval and measure the deviation against
the set interval. If mean val
Hi,
Anatoly Akkerman wrote:
> Beware, you are entering the twilight zone. This is the direction
> 'adaptive' system take -- very active research area in CS.
I guess this also overlaps a little with
advanced monitoring and policing.
Coming from the networking world, I have been
thinking about ad
On Sat, 30 Jun 2001, marc fleury wrote:
> |Hot swap of software components... NOW that would be interesting... I'm
> |not sure how useful though. The system would still be down while the
>
> Dynamic reconfiguration of flow of interceptors...
>
> the future...
>
> my eye is moving by himself
|Hot swap of software components... NOW that would be interesting... I'm
|not sure how useful though. The system would still be down while the
Dynamic reconfiguration of flow of interceptors...
the future...
my eye is moving by himself
REM?
marcf
|swap was happening.. unless you did some s
Hot swap of software components... NOW that would be interesting... I'm
not sure how useful though. The system would still be down while the
swap was happening.. unless you did some sort of queuing.. which might
take less time then a full, stop-upgrade-start cycle. It would be
interesting, and s
very good then - make a backup and leave it to the db to make a correct
snapshot - but this thread suggest - to still have the capability to
"change" a component in the system at any time - stopping/starting any
traffic to and from all other components - throught a observeble mechanism ?
...
/pet
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> On Sat, Jun 30, 2001 at 10:21:35AM -0400, David Green wrote:
> > Sounds like more of a database-specific question than a JBoss
> question.
> > For instance, with Progress, I think it's possible to halt updates
> to the
> > actual database files, all updates are tempo
Your normal database backup routines should do just fine, since from a
certain point of view, JBoss is just a client. I've done plenty of hot
backups before, this should be no different.
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> What is a workable way of taking regular backups of the database in a
> JBoss
Hi,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I'm not sure how transactions are implemented in Java. I'm paranoid
> enough, however, to think that it is possible that a Java transaction
> implementation uses several DB-native transactions per one of its own
> transactions. If so, then attacking this only at the
> I am not burdened with legacy software and I am doing a design from
> scratch so I can pretty much make all the decisions. I want to make
> sure I do it properly from the start :-)
So, you can try the Firebird (InterBase) database. Because of the versioning
mechanism, you can do backups when ot
On Sat, Jun 30, 2001 at 10:21:35AM -0400, David Green wrote:
> Sounds like more of a database-specific question than a JBoss question.
> For instance, with Progress, I think it's possible to halt updates to the
> actual database files, all updates are temporarily stored in .ai (after
> image files
it is implemented.
>
> regards
>
> marcf
>
>
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|Subject: [JBoss-user] Taking backups
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|
|What is a workable way of taking regular backups of the database in a
|JBoss application? I am assuming I can't just merrily copy the
|database while it is working. Is it possible to put JBoss into some
|kind of "idle" mode so that it
What is a workable way of taking regular backups of the database in a
JBoss application? I am assuming I can't just merrily copy the
database while it is working. Is it possible to put JBoss into some
kind of "idle" mode so that it temporarily halts all transactions (and
flushes any unwritten data
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