Hi abelmj
Does your antivirus program combine a firewall program as well ? In
which case, it would have a control panel that would allow for
exceptions for communication on certain ports. If you go through the
admin console and see the configuration for your app server instance,
you can determine the ports on which the various listeners of the
instance are binding to. Alternatively, when you do a start-domain on
the command line, the resulting output after startup on the command
window displays the ports on which the domain instance is listening.
Hope this helps.
Shreedhar
glassfish_at_javadesktop.org wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> We are experimenting a weird issue. We have a JavaEE 5 Enterprise application deployed at Glassfish V2ur1. The application have several session beans, one message driven bean, and we are using toplink JPA too. The client side is a operating control made of several swing applications, acting as remote EJB3+JMS clients. In stress situations we noticed that the aplication server stops responding, even the web console refused to work. The server log was not helpful, because nothing was traced, but the O.S. seem to have a complete communication hang. Killing the java.exe process that corresponds to Glassfish, solved the blocking situation.
> Tired of testing, I decided to close the Panda Antivirus, and "voilà", I was unable to reproduce the hang situation, so it seems that the Antivirus application blocks in some way the application server, i don't know how. The problem is that the O.S is Windows, and so we have to run an Antivirus Application, I wish we haved a Sun Blade with Solaris 10 :_(
> I'm lost, what could be happening?
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