Hello,
Thanks for reply.
I have done the look up programmatically as said below.
The code works.
I have one more issue, while testing one scenario:
The current configuration is:
I am having Two clusters clusterA and clusterB
clusterA is having the war file and this is deployed one separate
Hello,
I am working on a project wherein I have to access beans that are being
deployed in different clusters.
Consider Cluster A containing web components.
Cluster B containing EJB components.
How do I lookup the session bean from the servlet.
Is there any specific configuration required.
Is
Hello,
I am running the simple ejb3 clustering example.
Where in I have a jsp that calls the bean.This call is in a for loop with time
lag in it.
The bean return the String message that is printed by the jsp on the console.
I am attaching the code for HelloWorldBean.java
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ae wrote : aborland wrote : Is there currently any other
solution/workaround for this? I'd prefer not to hack in such a change. I'm
using 4.2.0.GA_CP01 and having this exact problem.
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| This fix is pretty safe and should not have any impact to the rest of the
system.
|
| As for
Hello,
When I am trying to cluster an application that uses MessageDrivenbean and
Queues and Connection factory,I am getting an error saying ConnectionFactory
not bound.
The jndi name used for connection factory lookup is
ctx.lookup(ConnectionFactory);
I have learnt that JMS resources are
Hello,
I have clustered two instances of JBOSS and I have configured the jboss web
deployer for load balancing using apache http server.
Consider I have 2 instances of Tomcat (embedded in JBOSS) say TOM1 and TOM2.
Loadbalancer1 is TOM1 and TOM2 is Loadbalancer2 are configured in Apache server.
A
