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Sean Dowd wrote:
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> jon * wrote:
> >
> > on 4/4/00 1:12 PM, Jean-Luc Rochat <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> > > on my P120 the Hello servlet is faster on mod_jserv + Tomcat than
> > > Jserv's IsItWorking, which means nothing I know.
> > >
> > > Jean-Luc
> >
> > that is great!
> >
> > maybe soon we can finally dump jserv and move on to tomcat! ;-)
>
> Does that mean that tomcat now has load-balancing? I had been under the
> impression that it was not there yet.
>
ooops missed that one !
yes it is working :
http://ma-planete.net/examples/servlet/SessionExample
[07/04/2000 00:14:59:385] (INFO) balance: 6588 attempting to connect to
server T1: ajpv12://localhost(100007f):8007
[07/04/2000 00:14:59:469] (INFO) balance: 6588 successfully made request
to server T1: ajpv12://localhost(100007f):8007
[07/04/2000 00:15:07:650] (INFO) balance: continuing session: TOMCAT1
[07/04/2000 00:15:07:731] (INFO) balance: continuing to localhost:8007
[07/04/2000 00:15:08:655] (INFO) balance: continuing session: TOMCAT1
[07/04/2000 00:15:08:804] (INFO) balance: continuing to localhost:8007
Note that you will have an easy migration as mod_jserv allows (working
on my site) both load-balancing on JServ & load-balancing on Tomcat with
different cookies names.
Keep you production servlets on JServ, and begin tests on Tomcat at the
same time.
cool ?
Jean-Luc
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