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> Hi Sacha,
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> I would say it is an easy task.
> I wish to cluster 2 nodes in the int
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Stefan Groschupf
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Hi Guys,
i figure out that my HA JNDI was not started since there was an
incompatibility between gnu.regex pa
heers,
Sacha
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> Stefan Groschupf
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> Hi Guys,
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> i f
java.naming.provider.url=myserver.biz:1100
just guessing: should the url start with a perfix like
"jnp://myserver.biz:1100" ??
bax
my master has the last line not!
The master starting well, since he is indenpendent.
The slave start with this exception:
11:35:26,942 ERROR [JRMPInvoker] Starting
Hi Guys,
i figure out that my HA JNDI was not started since there was an
incompatibility between gnu.regex package and the same but older package
in an external component i have to use.
However not its start and i get via binding manger an test setup running
on my home w2k system. Last night i
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> Andrew May
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> I've only played around with clusters, so I could be wrong,
> but I think you need to access
> HA-JNDI directly on the port it
I've only played around with clusters, so I could be wrong, but I think you need to access
HA-JNDI directly on the port it's bound to. If the object cannot be found in HA-JNDI it
will look in the local JNDI.
From the clustering docs:
"When a remote client does a lookup through HA-JNDI, HA-JNDI
Hi Bax,
nice to hear you! ;) I use such an pattern and it is generated by
Xdoclet. I use the BeanUtil classes.
They make an normal remote lookup. As i understand the documentation i
does not need an other lookup. Since the request will be forwarded to
the HA JNDI. Isn't it?
Stefan
Holger Baxm
your setup reminds me on the Service Activator Pattern
http://java.sun.com/blueprints/corej2eepatterns/Patterns/ServiceActivator.html
in conjunction with Session Facade and Service Locator for decoupling the
lookup and the do-something stuff.
It could be more easy to solve the clustering jndi p
