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From: Michael S. <ms...@me...> - 2016-04-23 08:15:01
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Hi Daniel, >> where are these parsing errors coming from, they might indicate some other problems? And did you change log4j settings or the like, possibly causing the logger to write out too much information? > I guess that the errors are produced because when the server gets a > timeout, then an exception of the log4j is written in the end of the > response body. Thus, the response is not correctly parsed as JSON (that > is the format that I'm requesting). bit confused now: as I can see from the log, the parsing errors show up prior to the timeouts? Or am I misinterpreting the result logs? >> In case you’re still stuck, would it be an option to share the data (or an anonymised version thereof) + scripts for running the benchmark (or a set of generated queries that allow to reproduce the problem)? If setup is straightforward, I could give it a quick try on a my machine... > Thanks a lot for your offering. I haven't solve this issue yet. I will > try to generate data and queries that reproduce this issue. Sure, just drop me a line once you have a settings that allows me to reproduce the problem. Best, Michael |