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Issue

Clustering has been configured for multiple server JVMs
Level 2 caching is enabled for persistence units deployed in each server
When entities are concurrently accessed in multiple server JVMs, stale entities are randomly found in one or more JVMs
Once stale, entities remain in the level 2 cache until they are explicitly or implicitly (e.g. due to timeout) evicted

Environment

Red Hat JBoss Enterprise Application Platform (EAP)
- 5
- 6
Hibernate
- Hibernate 3 / JBossCache
- Hibernate 4 / Infinispan

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