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Prevent deadlock between WebApplicationImpl and EJBInjectionInterceptor. #7
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My colleague and I found a deadlock in Jersey when restarting our production Glassfish-3.1.2.2 server.
The thread dump is like this:
My colleague raised a PR already: #6
But we disagree about the fix. So I create another PR for this issue. :-)
IMHO, I think this is just a viable fix, not the best solution. And since the logic of
WebApplicationImplis quite complex, I chose to fixEJBInjectionInterceptorside of the deadlock. IMHO, theabstractResourceMapinWebApplicationImplis both acting as a lock object to synchronize on ("to ensure that only one instance is created and put to the map" as stated in the comments ofWebApplicationImpl), and also as a protection when invokingWebApplicationImpl::getAbstractResource(Class c). Since in this method, thisabstractResourceMapHashMap could be accessed from different threads, and HashMap itself is not thread safe.What's weird to me in the thread dump is that,
WebApplicationImplshould have initialized itself when taking in request.Thanks a lot for reviewing this.