Hello, everyone.
I write you since we have this strange problem...
We are using Linux/Tomcat 4.1.18/JRF 2.4 beta,
compiled from sources in combination with MySQL 4.0.13
through "mysql-connector-java-3.0.7-stable-bin.jar" for
a webapp.
The problem arise when the server is not accessed for a
long time. For example after 24 hours, when I try to
access a web page which takes data through JRF from
database, I get all kinds of erros such as
StackOverflowException, Connection to database lost
etc.
I'm not sure where this comes from, but I assume that
connections from the pool timeout?
I don't understand If it's either a configuration problem
or a bug.
Could you help me, please?
I wrote below also the jrf.properties related to MySQL
configuration.
Best regards,
Cristian.
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## Category A: Policy ---
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mysql.databasePolicy=net.sf.jrf.dbpolicies.MySQLDatabas
ePolicy
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## Category B: DataSource behavior properties.
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mysql.clobsupport=YES
mysql.blobsupport=YES
mysql.setpreparedcharacterstream=NO
mysql.binaryStreamsSupported=YES
mysql.supportBigDecimal=true
mysql.supportPreparedSetBoolean=false
mysql.reuseStatement=false
mysql.useANSIJoins=true
mysql.transactionsForDropAndCreateSupported=true
## Set the following value to false if not using INODB
mysql.commitAndRollbackSupported=false
## MYSQL-specific parameter to denote use of InnoDB
mysql.useInnoDB=false
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## Category C: Connection Type
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mysql.conntype=local