"viswanadhvk" wrote : Hi all, I solved the problem. The problem was my system
is not having mcast open. So instead of using UDP, Iam using TCPPING. It was
working fine.
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I had the same problem with UDP.
I commented out UDP and used TCPPING, after which my cluster across t
Hi all, I solved the problem. The problem was my system is not having mcast
open. So instead of using UDP, Iam using TCPPING. It was working fine.
Thanks!
vvk
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HI shoeb,
Thanks for your reply.
Let me briefly explain you, what I did .
I am using windows XP , and JBoss 4.2.1.
(1) I changed DefaultPartition to TestPartition at "
all\deploy\cluster-service.xml "
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This is fairly simple. You start your server with the partition name (check out
jboss manual for partition name variable to be used at the time of server start
up, you might need to modify you run.bat/sh file also.
You may also need to specify the mcast address the same way you would do the
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