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  1. JBoss Transaction Manager
  2. JBTM-837

Transaction deadlock when NoSuchElementException is thrown from AsyncStore.doWork()

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    • 4.14.0
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    • Ubuntu 64-bit Linux/JBoss JTA 4.14.0/Hibernate 3.6.1/Infinispan 3.4.0.CR2/Spring 3.0.5/MySQL 5.1

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      I've changed our JBoss JTA configuration to use HashedStore instead of CacheStore for now. We are using CacheStore in hopes of getting the best transaction performance.

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      I've changed our JBoss JTA configuration to use HashedStore instead of CacheStore for now. We are using CacheStore in hopes of getting the best transaction performance.

      Our product has a scheduled job that runs every 30 minutes. Callable instances are added to an ExecutorService instance which is currently configured for 16 threads.

      Our JBoss JTA implementation is using CacheStore as the object store (default-jbossts-properties.xml attached).

      After some time a NoSuchElementException is thrown from AsyncStore.doWork(). That exception is somehow blocking other transaction thread's execution.

      The Java thread dump is attached as well.

        1. default-jbossts-properties.xml
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          Tom Waterhouse
        2. arjuna-deadlock-trace.txt
          77 kB
          Tom Waterhouse
        3. default-jbossts-properties.xml
          7 kB
          Tom Waterhouse

              thjenkin@redhat.com Tom Jenkinson
              tomwaterhouse_jira Tom Waterhouse (Inactive)
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