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Storing Transaction Logs In The Database Cause Graceful Server Shutdown Issues With MDB (Doc ID 1544574.1)

Last updated on JUNE 13, 2024

Applies to:

Oracle WebLogic Server - Version 10.3.6 and later
Information in this document applies to any platform.

Symptoms

When shutting down a WebLogic Server Cluster, is possible to get core dumps for the related JVMs. The logs complain that a JDBC resource can't be found, although it exists on the console and in the config directory:

The problem occurs when using a Oracle RAC as backend and multidatasources are configured to point to the Database Back End.

Steps to reproduce are listed below:

  1. Create a cluster with 2 managed servers.
  2. Create a datasource and use this data source for tlog.
  3. Create a JMS server on each managed server with JDBC persistence.
  4. Create a distributed topic.
  5. Deploy an MDB to cluster with the distributed topic target.
  6. Send a sample message to the topic and see if the MDB is executing.
  7. Gracefully shut down the server - it will not shut down because the MDB is still active.
  8. Try force shutdown. It will hang for a while, go to critical state, and die.
  9. If you have node manager the server will restart automatically.

Changes

 

Cause

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