Hi, Vigneshwaran
Thanks again for your kindly help, and also your valuable information.
Actually it is my fault to make some confusion. In my question 1), I should not
use the term 'running processing', what I mean is the 'live session'. And in my
question 4), what I meant is 'during RMI call'.
I am not sure I have make my questions clear enough or not, if you have some
suggestions, please give me a help, or just mention that my questions are not
clear, then I will try to re-describe them. Thanks!
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hi, thanks for your response, I appreciate your advice. However, maybe I didnot
make my questions clear enough, actually in my 1st question, I emphasize on
the running process, I want to know whether those process already failovered to
A can be balanced back to B or not. I guess you are talking
I just go through the book 'jboss clustering', but still have several questions
related with the load balance and session bean failover capabilities of JBoss
cluster.
1) It seems that JBoss cluster cannot balance running process, for
example, I have a two-node (A and B) cluster (my EJB run
I have changed the cluster-service.xml, so if I unplug B, A will detect it
alsmost instantly, however. It still take a long time to do the failover, I go
through the log info, and found:
anonymous wrote :
| 2005-06-01 17:45:56,897 DEBUG
[org.jboss.ha.framework.interfaces.HAPartition.DefaultPa
Thanks for your advice, I have changed my tc5-cluster-service.xml on both
server, however, it seems doesnot work, it still need such a long time to
failover (if I unplug the network cable). So do I need to change those
configuration in the jgroup.jar? Here is my tc5-cluster-service.xml file:
Hi, guys
I am sorry to bother you, actually I have two servers (A and B) in my
clustering, both run w2k and jboss4.0.2.
I have a stateful session bean run on two server, and one standalone client run
on one server (A). when I try the failover function of Jboss, I found that if
I kill one serve
If we call a remote EJB (MyBean.jar in another machine) from an standalone java
client (non-web), do we need to install something in the client machine? Just
like in J2EE SDK1.3, we need to use the 'runclient' command to run the
application client. So what is the part in JBOSS equivalent to a '
solved, actually the jndi.properties and jboss-client.xml cause the problem
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Solved, actually the jndi.properties and the jboss-client.xml cause the problem.
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Would anybody please help me on my issue? thanks your advice in advance! I use
Jboss4.0.2, and the os is Win2k.
Followed the 'duke bank' example in Startguide, I write a simple example. which
only has one EJB and a client. By 'ant -f jboss-build.xml deploy', I have
deployed it to the Jboss 4.0.2
Would anybody please help me on my issue? thanks your advice in advance!
Followed the 'duke bank' example in Startguide, I write a simple example. which
only has one EJB and a client. By 'ant -f jboss-build.xml deploy', I have
deployed it to the Jboss 4.0.2 (default server), and it is said it has
In the wiki page: http://www.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=JBossHA, there is a
demo of clustering bank. But I didnot figure out how to use it, does anybody
has experience on it? or any document like the start-guide for it? thanks!
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I have install Jboss 4.0.2 on two machines (win2k), and run -b 192.168.1.100 -c
all and run -b 192.168.1.101 -c all. From the output, seems that mcast works.
But I don't where is the jmx-console. I tried 192.168.1.101:8080/jmx-console,
but failed.
I just need an examples to show how Jboss handl
I have some questions about 'failover' and 'hot deployment' on several J2EE
platforms, any advice or hints will be highly appreciated, thanks a lot!
1. Some vendors, such as IBM websphere, have fufil the "stateful session
failover" and "HTTP session failover", so we can easily use those functio
I have some questions about 'failover' and 'hot deployment' on several J2EE
platforms, any advice or hints will be highly appreciated, thanks a lot!
1. Some vendors, such as IBM websphere, have fufil the "stateful session
failover" and "HTTP session failover", so we can easily use those functio
I have some questions about 'failover' and 'hot deployment' on several J2EE
platforms, any advice or hints will be highly appreciated, thanks a lot!
1. Some vendors, such as IBM websphere, have fufil the "stateful session
failover" and "HTTP session failover", so we can easily use those functi
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