Hi Liang. > 1. Reading the whole repository, including all nodes and the version history, > and built index for them .. yes .. on startup the Repository will read all the content and creates a index if it is not present but that does not mean that it is now a cluster member
If you have running the Janitor it's easy to add a new cluster member .. As written on the wiki page you have to do following steps. -Shutdown one of your instances -Get the current revision number that instance was from your database -Copy your whole Jackrabbit repository directory to another server/location -Start your original instance again -Change the copied repository.xml with a new nodename in your clusterconfig on the new instance -Add that nodename to your DB in JOURNAL_LOCAL_REVISIONS with the number from the original instance -Start your new instance If you need more informations please let me know ... greets claus
