Reentrant lock with Orchestra conversation scoped bean on second AJax call

I'm just trying to set us a fairly straightforward JSF 2.0 / Spring / PrimeFaces application. Since backing bean expiry has been such a nuisance I thought I'd give Orchestra's conversation scope mechaniism a go.
the problem I'm getting seems to occur on the second Ajax transaction for the page.
WARNING: Waited for longer than 30000 milliseconds for access to lock org.apache.myfaces.orchestra.lib._ReentrantLock@2e8da6a9 which is locked by thread http-8084-5
22-Mar-2011 11:16:13 org.apache.myfaces.orchestra.lib._ReentrantLock lockInterruptiblyThis message repeats, and the Ajax transaction never returns.
I know that Orchestra locks the coversation scoped beans during the processing of a transaction to avoid threading issues (since they may contain non-reentrant objects like EntityMangers etc.) I'm assuming that, somehow, the backing bean is not unlocked at the end of the first Ajax transaction. But the configuration of listeners etc. should be being done automatically.
Anyone tried a combination like this?

never even heard of it. If I'd need a conversation scope (and I rarely do), I'd go for Seam 3 in stead even if it is not final yet.

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Runtime.exec() returns immediately and the lock will be released right after exec(), so yes, the system command will keep running anyway. Probably what you need to to is to wait until the spawned process finishes ( Process.waitFor() )

HT201328 Hi there, I purchased an Iphone 4S, it is currently locked with one carrier, I am in a contract with another carrier. I am trying to unlock the phone, but the Carrier says I have to activate it through them to unlock it. I so not want to do that,

Hi there, my daughter purchased a used iPhone 4S from a local newspaper who has had it in the lost and found for nearly a year, and no one ever claimed it. It is locked with Telus, my daughter is a Virgin Mobile customer. Telus told me they will only unlock it if she activates it with them, she cannot do that as she is in a contract with Virgin. Is there anything I can do to get around this problem?

Only the carrier to which the iPhone is locked can unlock it. In
this case, you must work with Telus. If they have a pay as you go
plan, activate the iPhone on Telus that way and then after
you meet whatever requirements Telus has, stop using Telus
and move the iPhone to Virgin. Or sell the iPhone to someone
who can use it on Telus.
Telus is the only one who can unlock that iPhone.

I am locked out of my iPad, I can't back it up because it won't connect to iTunes (because it's locked with a password) and I need it for school, it has all of my school work on it and the school doesn't have or passwords. PLEASE HELP ME!!!

I am locked out of my iPad 2, I can't back it up because it won't connect to iTunes (because it's locked with a password) and I need it for school, it has all of my school work on it and the school doesn't have or passwords. I can't loose all of my work. PLEASE HELP ME!!!

Hi ebby,
Here are the instructions for a disabled device - hopefully you have sync'd with your computer before now?
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1212
Good luck!
Cheers,
GB

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