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Re: strange behaviour with direct actions / woadaptor
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Re: strange behaviour with direct actions / woadaptor


  • Subject: Re: strange behaviour with direct actions / woadaptor
  • From: Cornelius Jaeger <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 23 Dec 2003 16:24:10 +0100

hi chuck,

it was definitely the license, the app works fine on the other deployment server.
but, the license on panther is just fine, the adaptor isn't registering it though.


strange,

apple are you listening?

c

On Dec 22, 2003, at 8:19 PM, Chuck Hill wrote:

From another posting today:

The LICENSE file is just a text file. The key is stored in
JavaWebObjects.framework/Contents/Resources/License.key

HTH
Chuck


No, I don't know how to check this remotely. It also varies, I think, by machine. I recall that on Windows it is in the registry. On UNIX and OS X it is in a text file some place. If you can find it, you can copy and paste it into the License Upgrader app on your machine. It will tell you what the license is for. You probably don't want to click Apply afterwards. ;-)

Chuck


Cornelius Jaeger wrote:

thanks chuck,
is there a way i can check that remotely. i'm pretty sure i installed the correct license. But, the first time i installed webobjects, it was a development license which i upgraded later. is there a chance a part of the install didn't register the upgrade?
just wondering. thx for the answer.
cornelius
On Dec 19, 2003, at 7:39 PM, Chuck Hill wrote:
It sounds like you might be running with a development license. That license includes a throttle that causes the adaptor to stall for 60 seconds (IIRC) if too many requests arrive too quickly.

Chuck


Cornelius Jaeger wrote:

hi list,
i'm getting strange behavior with a direct action.
nothing fancy, a client app sends a request, gets authenticated, and if ok, i grab values from the url to update the client information stored on the server.
i wrote a test client that hammers the server with varying intervals. strangely. no matter what the interval 20 s or 100 ms when i access the instances directly on their port, all is good. if i go via the webserver the values are updated every 60 seconds. exactly, every 60 seconds. sounds like a timer (timeout) somewhere.
just for good context.
a. this happens even if there is only 1 instance running
b. there is definitely no session being created
c. there are no wotimers running (that i implemented anyway).
d. this is an isolated editingcontext (not session().default etc.).
e. time time fetch lag is 1 (second presumably)
f. wocaching is disabled (this seemed like a good viable thing to do)
the only information i'm getting is that when i deploy on my testmachine everything works.
panther server it doesn't. strange is that the transaction count in JavaMonitor doens't increase.
so i'm getting the same reply all the time, the app doesn't seem to get the request at all.
so, the only thing i can come up with, due to lack of understanding, is that there is something with the adaptor.
and, as a foot note, can someone explain what wocaching actually does?
thx for any help.
cornelius
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