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  • threaded
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    Originally posted by EqualOpportunities
    Sounds to me like a connection leak (but it could indeed be many other things) - try enabling leak profiling, if you've not already.
    Tried that, unfortunately nearly all the code is springified hibernate stuff so it tells me not a lot.

    Yet both suggestions have been helpful, thanks.

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  • threaded
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    Originally posted by Cowboy Bob
    Put a

    Code:
    try
    {
        ....
    }
    catch (Throwable e)
    {
        e.printStackTrace();
    
        throw e;
    }
    in some deep down base class in the application. Sounds like it's throwing an error rather than an exception - could be the JVM running out of usable heap and WebLogic is managing to recover somehow.
    Tried that, and nothing, so it must be internal to BEA.

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  • EqualOpportunities
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    Originally posted by threaded
    Nah, no stack trace. The server just halts for 20 seconds, then spits out a log line containing this, loses 5M of memory and carries on.

    If you know a way to make it give up a stack trace for this that'd be nice as it currently appears randomly.
    Sounds to me like a connection leak (but it could indeed be many other things) - try enabling leak profiling, if you've not already.

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  • Cowboy Bob
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    Put a

    Code:
    try
    {
        ....
    }
    catch (Throwable e)
    {
        e.printStackTrace();
    
        throw e;
    }
    in some deep down base class in the application. Sounds like it's throwing an error rather than an exception - could be the JVM running out of usable heap and WebLogic is managing to recover somehow.

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  • threaded
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    Originally posted by EqualOpportunities
    Give us the whole stack trace and I'll have a go - BEA-000610 is the standard "something's up but I don't know what"...
    Nah, no stack trace. The server just halts for 20 seconds, then spits out a log line containing this, loses 5M of memory and carries on.

    If you know a way to make it give up a stack trace for this that'd be nice as it currently appears randomly.

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  • EqualOpportunities
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    Originally posted by threaded
    Anyone know a way to prevent this BEA-000610?
    Give us the whole stack trace and I'll have a go - BEA-000610 is the standard "something's up but I don't know what"...

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  • freakydancer
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    Originally posted by threaded
    Anyone know a way to prevent this BEA-000610?
    Erm, 2:16pm?

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  • threaded
    started a topic Bea-000610

    Bea-000610

    Anyone know a way to prevent this BEA-000610?
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