We're having a problem when we fire up an application we wrote using the
CORBA API that listens for events. We have a fault-tolerant environment,
but after the CORBA application has been connected to the server and
listening for events for a while, the SpectroSERVER process just seems
to hang and the landscape will show up as being down in OneClick. As you
can imagine, this is extremely annoying since we set up the fault
tolerant environment to avoid these kinds of problems, but since the
SpectroSERVER process is hanging instead of crashing, it seems to still
be responding to heartbeats and the backup never knows to take over.

Has anybody ever had  anything similar happen? We've got approx 2k
devices modeled on this server. Our secondary landscape only has 1k
devices, and it doesn't seem to having this problem, but I didn't think
that 2k devices was even close to the limit for one landscape server.

Any ideas, suggestions, or past experiences are appreciated

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Brett Davis
IT Network and Security Operations
Purdue University


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