Help Required: Content Clustering

bala subramanian Fri, 14 Sep 2007 00:30:48 -0700

Please help freinds.

Please look into the below issue and help me find a solution.
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I am working in a Content Management Project.
OS - Unix;TOMCAT 5.0;Java 1.4;Jackrabbit 1.3.1 (Clustering Supported) - We are using this version.Jackrabbit 1.0 (Didn't have clustering)
We have implemented load balancing in TOMCAT (say A, B and C).
But the content created by TOMCAT-A is not visible for TOMCAT-B and TOMCAT-Ceven though content folder is shared between the TOMCATS.
CONTENT CREATION:We have different types of contents like "Surveys, Promotion, Trainings etc"which we can create from our application Backend interface.The content can be viewed from the Frontend interface.This process is done by using Java Content Repository (JackRabbit 1.3.1supports clustering).
Suppose I create a Content called "Check Box" Survey using the Tomcat-A, thesame content is not available for the Tomcat-B
Please tell me if you need further information.
Please tell me what should I do to solve this problem.
Thanks & Regards,
Bala
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>Please look into the below issue and help me find a solution.
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>I am working in a Content Management Project.
>OS - Unix; TOMCAT 5.0; Java 1.4; Jackrabbit 1.3.1 (Clustering Supported) - We are using this version. Jackrabbit 1.0 (Didn't have clustering)
>We have implemented load balancing in TOMCAT (say A, B and C).
>But the content created by TOMCAT-A is not visible for TOMCAT-B and TOMCAT-C even though content folder is shared between the TOMCATS.
>CONTENT CREATION: We have different types of contents like "Surveys, Promotion, Trainings etc" which we can create from our application Backend interface. The content can be viewed from the Frontend interface. This process is done by using Java Content Repository (JackRabbit 1.3.1 supports clustering).
>Suppose I create a Content called "Check Box" Survey using the Tomcat-A, the same content is not available for the Tomcat-B
>Please tell me if you need further information.
>Please tell me what should I do to solve this problem.
>Thanks & Regards, Bala /******************************/</DIV>
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