solve ! because of there're two nics on each server, so I must indicate
the one I want to use in tcpListenAddress
Best Regards
johnson
Ralph Goers 提到:
> Clustering can have negative performance implications. Also, some
> objects in Cocoon are not serializable and prevent clustering.
>
> Thomas
Clustering can have negative performance implications. Also, some
objects in Cocoon are not serializable and prevent clustering.
Thomas Soddemann wrote:
> Hi 許議中,
>
> which application container are you using?
> Many application containers support clustering. With their clustering
> facility you c
Apache httpd + tomcat 5.5.17
I found some resource about sticky session, still trying,tks.
johnson
Thomas Soddemann 提到:
> Hi 許議中,
>
> which application container are you using?
> Many application containers support clustering. With their clustering
> facility you can keep session intact and I g
Hi 許議中,
which application container are you using?
Many application containers support clustering. With their clustering
facility you can keep session intact and I guess that's what you are
looking for.
Cheers,
Thomas
許議中 wrote:
> Hi!
>
> I want to do a loadbalance in a portal because of heavy d
I'm not sure this is the right list for your question as it is really
about apache httpd. I can't really help you but I know our operations
folks have configured our load balancer to use sticky sessions.
Unfortunately, I don't know the details of how to do it though.
許議中 wrote:
> Hi!
>
> I want to
Hi!
I want to do a loadbalance in a portal because of heavy duty, I use
apache httpd to call tomcat, using balancer in workers.properties, it
really balance, but when I change from one coplet to another, it always
change the service server, and cause a 404 error or logout, how to avoid
it change s
