Hi, Could you post your DataStore configuration, and the exact Jackrabbit version you are using? You wrote you use version 1.4, but Jackrabbit core is already at version 1.4.9. Maybe the problem is caused by a bug that was fixed in the meantime.
I suggest to use set maxConnections to 3 or higher. See also http://wiki.apache.org/jackrabbit/DataStore "maxConnections: Set the maximum number of concurrent connections in the pool. At least 3 connections are required if the garbage collection process is used." 50 connections should be enough, unless your application is guaranteed to completely read binary objects once they are open. An alternative is to use copyWhenReading. Regards, Thomas
