Hi Len,
Please see inline...
Len Popp wrote:
There are a couple of ways to handle this.
1. Replicate the uploaded images to all the Tomcat servers. This isn't
hard if the image directories can be shared on the server LAN. Not
much more complicated than what you're doing now.
Like a cron task? The image directories must be accessible by the webapp
so it must be inside the webapp/ROOT folder. We were thinking of
mounting the image folder into a nfs but then again we also estimate
about 150 simultaneous access and the images will be a big part of it.
2. All Tomcats save the uploaded images in a single location that is
served by a single server, not round-robin. This is good if the images
aren't a big portion of the web traffic.
3 = 1+2. If you want to get fancy you can use any number of image
servers, separate from the webapp servers. High-traffic web sites
often do this.
Please tell me more how to do this? Is this like an httpd app serving
the images, then the tomcat will access the images via <img src="http://";
Regards,
Richard
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