mping | Ping multiple hosts concurrently and find | Networking library

The problem is using JCache - the table assumes InfinispanRegionFactory instead of JCacheRegionFactory.

It seems that Infinispan does not have a module to support Hibernate 5.4 explicitly - I would guess that modules to support Hibernate 5.3 should work even with Hibernate 5.4, though, since there hasn't been much changes in the second-level-cache land in Hibernate 5.4.

I am surprised that 2LC works with JCache at all with replicated/distributed caches - I would be pretty sure that it does not work 'reliably' (transactionally, covering edge cases etc.) anyway.

I figure it out I should include missing socket binding definition inside Standalone.xml itself

This is how I debugged it:

• Make sure that jgroups-tcp and jgroups-tcp-fd is listening to public interface, and not private interface. These properties are in standalone/configurations/standalone-ha.xml.

• While starting the the instances of your cluster via bin/standalone.sh | bin/standalone.bat make sure you pass -b and not 0.0.0.0 (all interfaces). To find the public interface IP, run the following command:

  ifconfig eth0 | grep -i mask | awk '{print $2}'| cut -f2 -d:

• When you start the first instance (should be the instance you passed in initial_hosts property; you can try telnet 7600 to test if your TCPPING is working or not. It should work for cluster discovery.

Current transaction was aborted (probably due to a timeout, but maybe as a consequence of delivery failure). You need to rollback current transaction and start new.

However let me note that 5.3 was released 2013/06/26 - you're using almost 7 years old version. If there is a bug, no-one will even try to check it out.

I got it working. The issue was with the clustering of the two nodes. I had to configure the jgroups to use TCP instead of UDP and added TCPPING.

Assign the path of the file to the filename and use it in the function imread() or directly provide the filename to the function like imread('file.tif')