WebLogicServer BEA-000337 ExecuteThread: '11' for queue: 'weblogic.kernel.Default' has been busy for "698" seconds working on the request

Question

Hi,
When I invoke this JSP, the servlet gets the request and sends a reply, but the
JSP never finishes. The connection isn't dropped, the browser icon keeps spinning,
as if it is still trying to load the page. But nothing ever happens. After more
than 10 minutes or more I get a message in the stdout of weblogic server saying
something about a stuck thread.
Note: The JSP sends an SQL statement to Servlet, which in turn calls a DAO class
to execute the sql and return the result back to Servlet. i m using Weblogic 8.1
Please help me as it is very urgent. Production Problem. It occurs randomly.

Answer 1

Hi,
It looks like you have an AXIS webservice based Application deployed on the Server which has the following Method: com.test.ws.Stub.getInfo(ClientStub.java:813) the call to that method is happening over HTTPS protocol. getInfo() method might be trying to read a Large amount of Information from some sources which may be taking more than 600 Seconds. 600 Seconds is the Default Duration for WebLogic Threads after which the WebLogic Marks those Threads as Stuck Thread.
So we need to debug the data which is being fetch by the Application code at the following line com.test.ws.Stub.getInfo(ClientStub.java:813)...It might be possible that sometimes while execution of the above method it might be processing or asking for a Large amount of Data which is more than the Configured Thread Timeout period.
As well as it looks like the Above code is trying to get some data from a remote Server/JVM beacuse it is getting stuck while reading Data from a Socket:
java.net.SocketInputStream.socketRead0(Native Method)
java.net.SocketInputStream.read(SocketInputStream.java:129)
So u need to check the Other end also from where the code is actually trying to get the Information or Data ....*com.test.ws.Stub.getInfo(ClientStub.java:813)*
Developers can easily findout what the "ClientStub.java" classes method getInfo() is actually doing.
Thanks
Jay SenSharma
http://middlewaremagic.com/weblogic/?page_id=2261  (Middleware Magic Is Here)