Re: RE: OB-Users Digest, Vol 38, Issue 2

Hello Mickael,

On Thu, Jun 15, 2006 at 03:06:58PM +0200, Mickael Signoret wrote:
> Hi David,
> 
> I just tried with the new version JOB 4.3.1, and I have the very 
> same problem. Do you have any clues and how can I go further to 
> understand what is going on. 
> 
> Thanks for your concern.
> Regards.

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Since you were able to test this scenario with JOB-4.3.1, I can assume 
that the issues you were having trying to build this version of Orbacus
were resolved, correct? 

As for the problem that you are seeing, would it be possible for you to
build a small test program that could reproduce this problem and send it
along? Obviously we are dealing with an issue that canot be reproduced
at will, but a test program that mimics the interactions of your client
and server (the oneway call for example) would go a long way toward a
resolution.

> > Hi,
> > 
> > I'm using ORBACUS 4.2.2 with java and windows 2000 Server.

The above configuration (upgraded to JOB-4.3.1) is for your client 
machine, correct?

> > I'm using the NameService on a win XP server and I send my request the
> > simplest way (no event service or that kind of stuff). My application is
> > sending like 500 messages /second. 

Is the NameService also based on JOB-4.3.1?

> > This is an example of one method in my idl : 
> > 
> > oneway void last_update(in string id, in double price, in double size,
> > in long long time);

Are the 500 messages/second all calls to this oneway function?

> > Only simple datas, but I'm using the oneway parameters to have an
> > unblock policy.
> > 
> > My application is working fine, but it crash about once a day.
> > 
> > What happen is very simple : no java/corba exception, no memory problem,
> > no processor problem, but the ORB isn't able to absorb my amount of
> > request / second and block itself or is absorbing a very low quantity of
> > request. And finally I have to restart my software.

So, just to be clear, your application is hanging as opposed to
crashing, correct?

> > Again, I double checked, there is no memory problem, no java exception,
> > no TRANSIENT or that kind of Corba Exception. It just doesn't absorb
> > anymore.
> > 
> > Anyone had that kind of problem ?
> > Thanks for your time.

Cheers,
Dave

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