That is my problem exactly. Thanks for the closure.
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Based on your posting, I do not think that is the same issue I was having with
the MultiCast Address used in clustering.
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I am running JBoss 4.0.2 on Linux using Oracle as my JMS Persistence layer.
I use JMS to asynchronously send email alerts from my application. In some
cases, the SMTP server is unavailable to send out the message and JMS properly
puts them in QUEUE.DLQ.
My question is this:
Once my SMTP serve
I am running JBoss 4.0.2 in a clustered environment. I am using Oracle as my
JMS persistence layer and my MDBs are using the HA-Singleton functionality of
JBoss.
I have a MDB that connects to a mail server to process messages from its queue.
Occaisionally, the mail server is unavailable and
Please post you tc5-cluster-service.xml file.
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You have to use StickySession with mod_jk and make sure your session
replication in tc5-cluster-service.xml is set to REPL_ASYNC for performance
gains.
Add this to you mod_jk configuration:
worker.loadbalancer.sticky_session=1
Use this in you tc5-cluster-service.xml
REPL_ASYNC
shutdown apach
You need to use unique multcast addresses and ports for each application.
For Jboss (cluster-service.xml) I use
228.1.2.40:44566 - App A
228.1.2.41:44567 - App B
228.1.2.42:44568 - App C
You also need to take the same consideration for the tc5-cluster-service.xml
file if you are using session r
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My solution to the problem was to use different multicast ports for each group.
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I am running JBoss 4.0.1SP1. After my cluster starts and my application has
been running for sometime. I get the following in my log files:
| 2005-07-18 08:54:03,462 INFO [STDOUT] IO Error: null
| 2005-07-18 08:54:03,463 WARN [org.apache.struts.action.RequestProcessor]
Unhandled Except
I have followed the instructions exactly and I am still getting this error when
the server starts up. Can anyone tell me why I get this and is it even a
conern since my application appears to function just fine?
anonymous wrote :
| 2005-03-16 14:28:15,651 [TP-Processor3] INFO STDOUT - Can'
Please disregard. After getting some sleep it occurred to me just how stupid
this question is :).
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I am currently running JBoss 4.0.1SP1 and I wish to upgrade to 4.0.2.
I have several servers and their corresponding server/ directories that are all
configured pretty heavily for HAJNDI, JMS Queues, and the other cool stuff
JBoss provides.
My simple question is:
Can I just move my server direc
I promise its there in 4.0.1SP1
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SF email is s
I found this note from JBoss as well to support the reason for using 1.2 only:
anonymous wrote : Using mod_jk with JBoss
| WARNING: Apache Tomcat and JBoss recommend using mod_jk1.2.x connectors
only. Both mod_jk and mod_jk2 are deprecated, unsupported and no further
developments are going on
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I set mine up with:
JBoss 4.0.1SP1
Httpd 2.0.53
mod_jk 1.2
Everything works great!
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This is not a JBoss related answer, but from my experience with clustered
Oracle10g, it is best to use the OCI driver rather than the thin driver. Have
you tried that? Does the thin driver work the way you have it configured on
any other application server configuration?
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Yes, 4.1.0 is not released yet, but I saw that it is fixed in that build
(Currently in Dev).
I also remembered something else, if you change the replication type from
REPL_SYNC to REPL_ASYNC, the message goes away and the replication algorithm is
more efficient as well. That is what I did t
I have the same messages and after some research I found that:
a) it does not affect session replication
b) it is a known bug that is fixed as of 4.1.0
Hope this makes you feel better.
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I have mod_jk load balancing over a cluster working fine in 4.0.1SP1. I
followed these instructions precisely.
http://www.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=UsingMod_jk1.2WithJBoss
I am using:
httpd 2.0.53
mod_jk1.2
Make sure you have sticky_session=1 in your workers.properties file.
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Of course it is an option and the way I am curretnly implementing it. Im
asking so you can better your product and have it perform like your competition
does. Is it a bug? Do I need to report it to JGroups or does JGroups monitor
this forum?
Do you see my point?
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I have different IPs, the problem seems to be that the different IPs are all
bound to the same physical NIC via Linux Virtual IPs. Any suggestions? I have
read all the Wiki's. I understand how to set it up, but it is not behaving
properly as described above.
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I wanted to add that leaving the mcast_addr the same for all servers and
changing the mcast_port does effectively separate the clusters on the same
machine. However, I think the mcast_addr change by itself should work and I
welcome any explanation or help.
Thank you.
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I have singe physical machine that one NIC and I need to setup 3 clusters on
the machine for 3 different applications.
My setup is:
Linux
JBoss 4.0.1SP1
JDK 1.4.2_03
Tomcat 5
My experience with clustering J2EE servers tells me that changing the
mcast_addr in the cluster_services.xml and tc5-cl
I actually have 2 NICs on the machine and splitting the servers between the 2
physical IP addresses with different multicast addresses works properly.
My delimma is that I have only 2 NICs and I need 3 clusters on the linux box.
I have created an additional IP address for one of the NICs using
I dont know how the thread subject made it to "Yed Clustering Setup", but it
was meant to be "Multihomed Clustering Setup". If an admin could modify the
subject, perhaps it will be more helpful.
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Ill go ahead and answer my own questions since I got it working by removing the
following from my EAR files.
commons-logging.jar
commons-digester.jar
xercesImpl.jar
xmlParserAPIs.jar
Good luck to anyone else who might run into the same problem.
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I removed the commons-logging.jar from the deployment and now I get a different
error, which I found no other mention of in the forums. Thanks for your help:
12:44:38,986 INFO [EARDeployer] Init J2EE application:
file:/C:/jboss-4.0.1sp1/server/brightmove/deploy/ATS.ear
12:45:07,318 INFO [Ejb
I changed my JBoss 4.0.1SP1 server to be J2EE compliant by enabling the
ISolated classpaths for each application and I get the following error when
starting the application. I have, based on other threads I have read, copied
the commons-logging.jar file from $JBOSS_HOME/lib to my EAR file and I
Did you find the cause behind this? If so couls you please publish it? Thank
you!
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I am attempting to setup a JBoss cluster using HAJNDI and a single JMS Queue
deployed in deploy-hasingleton.
I am using JBoss 4.0.1sp1 on Linux. Oracle is the JMS StateManager
My initial question is:
If I am running multiple servers on the same machine and utilizing the
bindings.xml file, doe
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