Hi Nicolas,
De : "Nicolas Mervaillie" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Hi Jacques
>
> Thanks for the reply.
>
> Yes, I did have a look to the distributed cache parameters.
> Activating the distributed cache causes a JNDI lookup problem on the JMS
> connection factory (which seems normal : no JMS server a
Hi Jacques
Thanks for the reply.
Yes, I did have a look to the distributed cache parameters.
Activating the distributed cache causes a JNDI lookup problem on the JMS
connection factory (which seems normal : no JMS server activated and
registered on startup)
I tried to setup the JMS service and re
> Quick answer : did you have a look at, distributedClearCacheLineBy* services ?
Oops, I meant distributedClearCache* and distributedCache* (search for strings)
> For the pool(s), as long you don't want to explicitly set it on sepcific
> server(s) there should not be any problems.
Of course,
Quick answer : did you have a look at, distributedClearCacheLineBy* services ?
For the pool(s), as long you don't want to explicitly set it on sepcific
server(s) there should not be any problems.
Jacques
De : "Nicolas Mervaillie" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Hi,
>
> I'm currently working on the set
Hi,
I'm currently working on the setup of a load balanced OfBiz infrastructure :
x Apache HTTP servers, x Ofbiz instances, x db instances (just load
balancing, no fail-over through session replication).
Everything goes just fine, the OfBiz installation is a breeze.
OK. Then I change a product lab
