"All" is a superset of "default", containing additional services including
clustering support.
The Farm directory will be in your "all" server, not the "default" server as
the latter doesn't support clustering.
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Here is a dummy question.
I installed full JBoss in XP.
My installation has server/default structure, is all just a replacement of
default?
Also how to get farm directory?
Thanks a lot.
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Each server in the cluster deploys independently. If you start a server, once
the app is deployed on that server and the server start is completed, the app
is available on one node. As more servers finish their startup process, they
(and the app) become available.
I think redeploy is a more s
ok, but the default behaviour is to deploy one at a time??? or if the app takes
a long time it will be anavailable as long as it takes to start up?
thanks a lot
emerson
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That would need to be handled by some kind of scripting you set up to roll the
deployment out across your servers. Once something is copied to the deploy or
farm directories, JBoss will deploy it. The only delayed-deployment option is
the deploy-hasingleton folder I mentioned, which isn't what
Hi Brian
thanks for answering, but the question was sort of misunderstood :)
what happens is that I really want it to be deployed on all servers. The
problem is that we have loads of services that are started on the app deploymen
and if all the servers try to deploy at the same time the app will
To have an app only deployed on one node in the cluster, deploy it in the
/server/all/deploy-hasingleton directory. The app will only be deployed in the
master (i.e. oldest running) node; if that nodes fails or is shut down it will
be deployed in the next oldest node.
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