DGCserver

Question

I am working with Weblogic 6.1 and testing a data access class. The data access
class calls another class, and passes it a connection. The second class is being
called many times before the first class finishes and returns a result. While
the test is running, I am getting several messages in the console as follows:
<Feb 26, 2003 9:42:38 AM MST> <Info> <DGCserver> <Tried to renew lease on lost
reference: '30869'>
I have checked to make sure that the PreparedStatements and ResultSets are closed
when no longer needed. The test eventually finishes, and returns the results.
The problem started when I added the code that calls the second class. I use the
second class in other places, and have not seen this problem before, but it isn't
called as many times as in the current test.
Any suggestions?
Thanks, Tom K

Answer 1

Hi Tom,
"Tom Koenning" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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I am working with Weblogic 6.1 and testing a data access class. The dataaccess
class calls another class, and passes it a connection. The second class isbeing
called many times before the first class finishes and returns a result.While
the test is running, I am getting several messages in the console asfollows:
<Feb 26, 2003 9:42:38 AM MST> <Info> <DGCserver> <Tried to renew lease onlost
reference: '30869'>
I have checked to make sure that the PreparedStatements and ResultSets areclosed
when no longer needed. The test eventually finishes, and returns theresults.
The problem started when I added the code that calls the second class. Iuse the
second class in other places, and have not seen this problem before, butit isn't
called as many times as in the current test.
Any suggestions?DGCCerver stands for Distributed Garbage Collection Server. Normally
it happens when a client dies leaving RMI objects, like Connections, open.
Server tries to renew lease on such a disappeared object and gives up.
This message is harmless. AFAIR it was suppressed in 6.1 SP3.
Regards,
Slava Imeshev