1 Reply Latest reply on Apr 20, 2007 7:25 AM by adrian.brock

    JMS provider issues

    weston.price

      We are seeing a case with a JMS provider (that shall remain nameless) where prior to the ServerSessionPool being able to be recycled as the result of a provider failure, a ServerSession is being removed from the pool. As a result, the pool can never be cleared as there are outstanding Sessions and as such the cleanup code waits indefinitely for these resources to be returned. At this point, no forward progress can be made and the pool itself can never be recycled.

      While this particular issue cropped up in the JMSContainerInvoker, similar logic exists in the JMS/JCA adapter. While I am loathe to provide a configuration option to wait for an interval and then just 'bail out', I am not sure how we can move forward on this as the JMS provider is similarly unwilling to make modifications with the underlying ConnectionConsumer.



        • 1. Re: JMS provider issues

          Just do a timeout with a warning. Nothing should wait forever.

          There should really be an option to first "unhook" and do the shutdown asynchronously,
          but that might fail if the shutdown is due to undeployment and the classloader is
          destroyed.