Hello Jaume,
> Hello: nowadays i'm testing High Availability with JBoss
> (http://194.38.95.241).
great!
in fact, it is http://194.38.95.241/jboss/
> I've installed and configured JBoss HA in two different PCs
> running Linux Mandrake 7.2.
> I've deployed the 'testbean.jar' and later i've run 5 instances of
> TestGUI.jar, and...it RUNS!!! : every node in the cluster is serving
> the same bean.
ok, like me. so it seems to be deterministic code... good news... ;)
> But now i wonder:
> if i have configured NOWHERE the physical location of my Nodes,
> how JBoss HA can found each node in the cluster in our LAN?
> Perhaps is the 'JavaGroupsSettings' doing this job?
Exactly. In the configuration file of the HAConfigService MBean, in you can
set a JavaGroups setting string indicating how the communication must be
handeled, how the failure detection should be done, ... It can be udp,
multicast, tcp, ... This is where the magic of JavaGroups takes place.
> P.D.: is HA project still alive?, i'm very interested on it.
Yes, sure. It should be integrated in the 3.0 release as lots of work (tons
of features to add, only SLSB for now) and testing and testing (and testing)
are necessary. You'll hear much about it shortly. When you say you are
interested about it, you mean by curiousity or as a developer (both cases
are interesting!) let us know! ;)
Cheers,
Sacha
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