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Unable to passivate page pxRequestor

SA-38924

Summary



During failover testing in a high availability environment the user is forced to log back into the system.

When reviewing the logs the following error has been identified that could be the cause of the forced re-login.

Unable to passivate page 'pxRequestor' on thread 'null' in requestor 'H364BF796484E78BBB9FD81AB9AE515FF'.

It appears as though the pxRequestor page cannot be serialized and may be the cause of the force relogin during the failover test.


Error Messages



The following error appears in the logs.

com.pega.pegarules.session.external.mgmt.PageCannotBeSerializedForPassivationException: Unable to passivate page 'pxRequestor' on thread 'null' in requestor 'H364BF796484E78BBB9FD81AB9AE515FF'. The following items were not serializable: [Property not serializable: "pxRequestor.STSConfigContext" Class: "com.pega.apache.axis2.context.ConfigurationContext"].


Steps to Reproduce

  1. Setup High Availability (HA) environment.
  2. Setup security to use Axis2. Exam logs periodically for passivation exception.


Root Cause



A defect in Pegasystems’ code or rules.

Instead of caching the service context and STS config context in requestor page, cache these object in a data page.

Resolution



Apply HFix-34752.

Published June 19, 2017 - Updated October 8, 2020

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