Chen Bangzhong wrote:
Hi, experts
I have one java web application. In the application,
several datasource was configured for dbcp. For each datasource,
maxActive was set to 100 and max Idle set to 30.
Then I used
several crawlers to make the web application very busy, until the
On Tue, Sep 1, 2009 at 10:27 PM, Trin
Chavalittumrongtri...@microsoft.com wrote:
Hi All,
The NTEVentLogAPpender.dll that comes with log4j seems to be working with
Windows 32-bit only. Has anyone had any solutions for this problem in Windows
64-bit?
Wrong list, try
i managed to solve this issue. turns out it was user error (on my part).
as typical, i spent a bunch of time digging through the digester code to see
if there was some problem with the URL being cached---in fact, digester
takes this into account and appears to handle it by turning caching off
Hi Andrew,
what you describe seems really complicated. I am not sure whether I
fully understand the problem, but I hope at least to give you some
hints. Comments inline...
Andrew Thorburn schrieb:
This is something that doesn't make an awful lot of sense to me:
I've got a web application
I'm developing functionality that can operate on concrete data beans
returned via Hibernate, or DynaBeans returned by using Jakarta
Commons/BeanUtils' RowSetDynaClass (which wraps a JDBC result set).
RowSetDynaClass by default forces all bean property names to lower case, and
I need to convert all
Thanks Oliver.
I have no idea why, but it's suddenly started working. I messed about
with a few things, including dumping the combined configuration (but
nothing was interpolated), and removing breakpoints which I had set on
several different copies of my Configurator class.
Absolutely bizarre.
Yeah, you know what? I was wrong. I had just loaded up a second copy
of my application into Glassfish without realising it. Go me?
- Andrew
On Thu, Sep 3, 2009 at 1:18 PM, Andrew Thorburnnzi...@gmail.com wrote:
Thanks Oliver.
I have no idea why, but it's suddenly started working. I messed
