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Chapter 7. Resolved Issues

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7.1. Resolved Issues

This release of JBoss Data Grid resolves the following issues:

JDG-1917 - Continuous Operations Result in RangeError
Certain clients encounter RangeError: Index out of range errors when performing continuous operations with JBoss Data Grid.
JDG-1914 - Errors Occur After Resolving Conflicts During Network Partition Recovery
In some cases, after a network partition occurred, JBoss Data Grid incorrectly sent broadcast messages to nodes in the merged cluster. This resulted in errors with conflict resolution.
JDG-1875 - NullPointerException in the Multimap Cache
When using the Multimap cache for some operations, the eventType parameter in the convert method of the CacheEventConverter interface had a null value which resulted in a NullPointerException.
JDG-1872 - JGroups Transport Sends Messages to All Target Nodes
The JGroupsTransport implementation in JBoss Data Grid sent messages all nodes in the cluster that were configured as targets. In some instances, this behavior could increase memory usage for those nodes.
JDG-1259 - Unnecessary Remote Calls When Calculating Size for Replication
When calculating the size for a replicated cache, JBoss Data Grid unnecessarily called remote nodes.
JDG-1923 - Java Method to Return Number of Processors Not Cgroup Aware
The Oracle Java method to return the number of processors available to the JVM did not take into account Control Group (Cgroup) settings for processors.
JDG-1901 - Updates to Cluster Topology Not Logged Appropriately
The JBoss Data Grid event logger did not log updates to cluster topology appropriately.
JDG-1893 - The getQueryString Method Not Exposed
The Query interface did not expose the getQueryString method.
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