I've got a Cocoon (2.1.7) based application which is working fine, however,
I've noticed that every ten seconds it's writing the following to the
core.log:
DEBUG (2005-07-18) 16:46.23:727 [core.runnable] (Unknown-URI)
Unknown-thread/DefaultRunnableManager.ExecutionInfo: Executing command
[EMAIL PROTECTED] in pool
"default", schedule with interval=0
DEBUG (2005-07-18) 16:46.23:727 [core.runnable.default] (Unknown-URI)
Unknown-thread/DefaultThreadPool: Executing Command:
[EMAIL PROTECTED],pool=default
DEBUG (2005-07-18) 16:46.23:727 [core.runnable] (Unknown-URI)
Unknown-thread/DefaultRunnableManager: Command entered:
[EMAIL PROTECTED],
pool=default, delay=10000, interval=0
WARN (2005-07-18) 16:46.23:727 [core.manager] (Unknown-URI)
Unknown-thread/ExcaliburComponentManager: Attempted to release a $Proxy20
but its handler could not be located.
Any idea what a $Proxy20 is, and why its handler has gone AWOL?
I'm guessing it's a dynamic proxy that the ComponentManager has used for
some component or other, and since I've seen similar messages before with
different numbers after the "$Proxy" I assume that value depends on the
specific configuration and how many other components happen to be
initialised prior to the one that causes the problem.
Okay, so it's only a warning, but I'd still like to get rid of it. Is there
any way of finding out what component is the cause? Initially, I assumed it
would be one of our custom ones since Cocoon is obviously perfect :-)
However, maybe it could be even more perfect, as I see the same messages in
an out of the box build (just customised the local.build.properties and
local.blocks.properties to cut out stuff we don't use) running in the
bundled Jetty...
Andrew.
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