So you need just fail over. Even in that case you have to front end the jboss
instances with H/W load balancer or a s/W balancer like Apache WebServer which
will do load balancing and fail over.
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Hi There and thank you for your answer.
I know that JBoss doesn't provide any load-balancing over HTTP, but I'm not
interested in load-balancing per se. What I would like to have is fail-over on
my web-service. So if 100% of the workload is done by Server A and server A
breaks down, 100% of the
JBOSS by itseld does'nt do any loadbalancing on HTTP Requests( Web Services are
XML over HTTP) . Jboss comes with built-in-tomcat (catalina container) It
provides faciltity to propogate session details to various tomcat instances. If
you want HTTP loadbalancing; you should front end the jboss i
