Hi there,
I did exactly as you (sonicfab) suggested: I created a CacheManager singleton
and I initialize/destroy cache in a ServletContextListener.
Pay attention during redeploy: if I redeploy a webApp using TreeCache in
WebLogic 8.1 it hangs during cache shutdown; everything works as expected i
Well, I really would like to switch to JDK1.5 or newer, but we simply cannot do
that :(
We use a "certified" stack (weblogic8.1+broadvision7+jdk1.4.1) and changing JDK
is, actually, not an option.
Glad you asked :)
Bye
Piero
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Hi there,
I have a 32 nodes Weblogic cluster divided into 4 differente machines: I use
TreeCache as distributed cache but, for unknown network reasons, every node can
see only nodes on the same machine; from a point of view you can see it as 4
different caches with 8 nodes each.
A morning I saw
Hi,
well, it is a weblogic cluster so you have a DOMAIN (aka a directory) that
holds all the working directory of each server: you really do not have a conf
file for each node... you can do everything from the ADMIN console :)
Thanks for your interest.
Bye
Piero
P.S.: for reference/curiosity:
Hi,
thanks for your interest.
anonymous wrote : Are the weblogic installs in different directories?
No, the directory layout is identical for all four machines.
anonymous wrote : Dow do you vary your weblogic configuration?
Almost no... only log4j files have different names to diferentiate logs
Hi there,
I'm trying out TreeCache in our webApp deployed on a Weblogic 8.1 cluster on
Solaris machines.
In our production environment we have 32 nodes scattered on 4 heavily
multihomed machines: how can I set the correct bind_addr for each node?
Which is the best practice you would suggest?
M
Hi Genman,all,
thank you for your reply.
I'm a little bit surprised by your response because I do not use any
cacheLoader... here is my configuration:
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Hi there,
I'm getting strange results from the method TreeCache.printDetails().
I'm constructing a tree like:
/USER
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When the cache is initialized everything is OK but
Hi,
well it looks like our environment is running with JVM hotspot CLIENT instead
of SERVER.
As soon as it will switch to SERVER hotspot I'll let you know how much CPU is
using really.
As a side note I already setted logging at DEBUG level and JGroups is logging
as expected... some messages wh
Hi there,
thanks for your interest :)
I'm using BEA Weblogic 8.1 with JDK1.4.2 on Solaris 9.
Bye
Piero
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Hi there,
I'm using Treecache in a webApp and I would like to know where is the best
place to initialize cache (at webApp startup) and shutdown it at webApp stop
(stop/redeploy).
I placed initialization in a ServletContextListener.contextInitialized() and
Treecache shutdown in ServletContextLi
Hi there,
I'm evaluating Treecache as cluster cache in our environment: we are running a
weblogic8.1SP2 cluster deployed on Solaris 5.9 (aka Solaris 9) with SUN JDK
1.4.1_02.
Here is the configuration I'm using:
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