I am trying to setup a tomcat cluster as told in the tomcat cluster
document. There are 3 PCs in my environment. All of them are running RHEL
AS 3.
apache (2.0.26) /w mod_jk (1.2.19) ip: 10.0.0.20
, maybe
the other node is broadcasting the wrong address,
you should see the address and ports in the log as the members join the
cluster, and you can take it from there.
Filip
Haroon Rafique wrote:
Hi all,
In a tomcat cluster deployed in production, I'm seeing the following
in catalina.out
Hi all,
In a tomcat cluster deployed in production, I'm seeing the following in
catalina.out:
2006-09-21 14:31:29,778 WARN FastAsyncSocketSender - Unable to
asynchronously send session with
id=[A1C6AD293C423C51568CCF24EFBD6064-1158863489776] - message will be
ignored
Tanks for your reply.
You are quite right, there must be better ways to do this than the
approach that I've
been following. But the application evolved from running on a single
computer to a cluster, and
things was not so straight forward as I thought getting a application in
a cluster
approach the problem from a different angle:
why do you need to store the data source in a replicated object? there
are so many other places you can store them :)
Filip
Dag Bjerkeli wrote:
I have defined my datasource parameters in context.xml. I've
initialized the datasource objects
in
I have defined my datasource parameters in context.xml. I've
initialized the datasource objects
in the constructor where I need them. I'm using Tomcat 5.5.17.
As I have experienced the constructor does not get activated when a
object is replicated, so
my idea is to implement readObject() for
Hi
I tried installing Tomcat 5.0.28 on Solaris 10. I then installed one more
instance and followed the steps in the website below.
http://tomcat.apache.org/tomcat-5.0-doc/cluster-howto.html
I am basically installing both instances on same machine.
I was able to start both the instances.
The
Hi
I tried installing Tomcat 5.0.28 on Solaris 10. I then installed one more
instance and followed the steps in the website below.
http://tomcat.apache.org/tomcat-5.0-doc/cluster-howto.html
I am basically installing both instances on same machine.
I was able to start both the instances.
The
that link contains all the necessary steps, when installing on the same
machine, you must avoid port conflicts, the two instances aren't allowed
to share ports like 8080,8009,4001 etc
Filip
Vinod Devarajan wrote:
Hi
I tried installing Tomcat 5.0.28 on Solaris 10. I then installed one more
Yes. I changed all the post numbers. I used the next different for the
second instance.
So should I run two different instances in two different browers initially.
Like 1 will be http://localhost:8080
and other will be http://localhost:8081
Then if one fails will it automatically connect to other
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From: Vinod Devarajan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Re: Query regarding tomcat cluster
Yes. I changed all the post numbers. I used the next different for the
second instance.
So should I run
:46 AM
To: Tomcat Users List
Subject: Re: Query regarding tomcat cluster
Yes. I changed all the post numbers. I used the next different for the
second instance.
So should I run two different instances in two different browers
initially.
Like 1 will be http://localhost:8080
and other
To: Tomcat Users List
Subject: Re: Query regarding tomcat cluster
Yes. I changed all the post numbers. I used the next different for the
second instance.
So should I run two different instances in two different browers
initially.
Like 1 will be http://localhost:8080
and other will be http
To: users@tomcat.apache.org
Subject: Tomcat Cluster
Hi,
I started some experiments with a cluster of 2 Tomcats (5.5.16). I
configured
the two Tomcats nearly identically (except the ports). I think the cluster
works as I see messages in the console saying that a new cluster member
Hi,
I started some experiments with a cluster of 2 Tomcats (5.5.16). I configured
the two Tomcats nearly identically (except the ports). I think the cluster
works as I see messages in the console saying that a new cluster member was
recognized when the second Tomcat starts.
The only confusing
it means that server-A has the webapp /edac but server-B doesn't. and
server B is receiving messages, and ignoring them
doesn't mean its an error, only if you expect both servers to have the
webapp. This is not the case if one server is starting up and has not
deployed the app yet
Filip
Ralf
Hello everybody,
Next month, we'll have 6 servers connected to a SAN. Those servers will
be in a web farm. And web documents will on a GFS file system.
I'd like to install Tomcat 5 and/or 5.5 on those servers and use its
cluster's possibilities (mod_jk for example).
Some webapps need
talk to your operations team or sys admins, in conjunction you will come
up with a solution that works for you.
ie, you can deploy the webapp in a shared directory on the san, and have
all tomcats read it from there, its up to you
FM wrote:
Hello everybody,
Next month, we'll have 6 servers
We mark all SessionID with a node marker!
Setup with Engine jvmRoute=node1
The mod_jk or mod_proxy_ajp make then the correct routing.
The algo extract the worker name from cookie or url rewrite
parameter jsessionid.
Read Cluster Doc and mod:jk doc
Hey,
the current FarmWarDeployer is only support development.
Active redeployment inside a cluster is very dangerous. You can have
problemes with different versions of classes or the classloader not free
all classes. My strategie is:
setup a new catalina.base.
Start the new generation
I'm just new to HA environments, we were able to do Apache / Tomcat Load
Balancing through AJP13. Though there were few concerns on fail overs and
session information, so we tried clustering tomcat servers. Everything went
well and working as of the moment, I know that clustering is just like
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