Ok. So you then have different directories for each server then, and each
server has it's own config xml file. So then each dir can also have it's own
jboss cache config file, included in it's classpath?
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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:
No, I'm asking about how each machine is set up. You say you have 32 nodes on
4 machines - so that's 8 WL instances per server? And if so, what does this
look like on each server:
/opt/wl-1
/opt/wl-2
...
/opt/wl-8
?
Or do you have this in 1 dir (e.g., /opt/wl) and different configuration
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
Are the weblogic installs in different directories? Dow do you vary your
weblogic configuration? Perhaps you could do something similar for your JBoss
Cache configs.
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