DB element HA

Hi guys,

Can someone point me to a right direction regarding DB element exceptions and error from the perspective of

DB not available or link is broken?

How can you setup my script to override that problem? To let's say point to another DB?

Cheers Thanx

V

Unfortunately, the Studio Database element has no error handling. If the

DB is down (or any other DB exception occurs) it throws a Java

exception. The app will error back to whoever invoked it (ICM in most

cases).

Really, you should either write your own DB element or 'extend' the

Studio DB element to execute the runtime code within a try/catch. Or

upgrade to Studio 10.5 which lets you catch Java events.

If you don't know how to 'extend' the Studio DB element, I can send you

a precompiled element you can use. What version of Studio/CVP do you have?

Hey Janine,

Thank you for your helpful answer!

Please, if it's OK send it to vladusgenius@gmail.com

V

One weird thing is (or not),

That whenever I make a change in studio and deploy it to vxml server, communication between vxml and MySQL server gets broken, and after 2-3 calls it gets back

And this is what I put in context:

Resource name="jdbc/cisco"

auth="Container"

type="javax.sql.DataSource"

maxActive="100" maxIdle="30" maxWait="10000"

username="user"

password="pass"

driverClassName="com.mysql.jdbc.Driver"

url="jdbc:mysql://myserverhostname:3306/cisco?autoReconnect=true"/>

Any help on that one!?

Thanx!

V

Hi,

I don't it's that your changing the app.

I think that whenever VXML Server (Tomcat) finds a stale socket

connection, it throws an exception and frees the socket. Which will then

be fine for the next caller. If this coincides with your Studio app

change, it's probably just coincidence.

You can try adding a few extra attributes to the context.xml file (look

them up under  Apache Tomcat JNDI)

I "think" it avoids the exception on a stale socket.

     <Resource

     name="jdbc/jndi_name"

     type="javax.sql.DataSource"

     password="pwd"

     username="user"

     driverClassName=". . ."

     url="jdbc:mysql://IP_address:port/db_name"

•   minIdle="5" **

•    maxIdle="10" **

•    maxActive="25" **

•    initialSize="1" **

•    maxWait="10000" **

•    removeAbandoned="true" **

•    removeAbandonedTimeout="10"**

•    logAbandoned="true" **

•    minEvictableIdleTimeMillis="10000" **

•    timeBetweenEvictionRunsMillis="5000"/>*

Thanx Janine!

That's it!

V