We converted over to Project Wonder to use the EJGroupsSynchronizer
– everything looks like it is working OK except I see this exception
throughout the log file
[Thread-2] DEBUG NSLog - *** EODatabaseContext: access without lock!
I've never seen this.
I did a thread dump to see what was executing when this was
occurring – it looks like the problem is in the
ERXObjectStoreCoordinatorSynchronizer.
This isn't going to tell you what you want. It's not deadlocked, so
you're not going to get a consistent stack dump here. You need to
increase your logging level so it logs the stack trace of the location
of the missing lock and set NSPrivateDebuggingEnabled=true (it looks
like).
Any thoughts on this? I am a little nervous about adding lock()
statements into the Wonder code.
I agree.
Also, you didn't say if this is 5.3 or 5.4.x. I haven't done any
testing of jgroups sync on 5.4, yet, so I have no idea if there are
problems.
ms
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