Hi Mark,
This SessionExample
http://bml0065.yalepath.org/tc/examples/servlets/servlet/SessionExample
Sorry for the mistype I have a sticky keyboard and I try to live with it.
Sorry for the comment.. Ultimately it was my fault because I left out the
distributable tag from one the web.xml.
Hi,
I have two machines MachineA and MachineB with osx 10.6.6 on them. Both
machines have one tomcat 7.0.10 running. On both machine the server.xml was
modified minimally:
- Uncommented the Cluster tag
- added jvmRoute=tomcat(x) to the Engine tag where x member of {1,3},
-
On 21/03/2011 21:34, János Löbb wrote:
Hi,
I have two machines MachineA and MachineB with osx 10.6.6 on them. Both
machines have one tomcat 7.0.10 running. On both machine the server.xml was
modified minimally:
- Uncommented the Cluster tag
- added jvmRoute=tomcat(x) to the
Sorry for the noise, one of the web.xml did not have the distributable/ tag :(
Now it is working fine.
János
On Mar 21, 2011, at 5:34 PM, János Löbb wrote:
Hi,
I have two machines MachineA and MachineB with osx 10.6.6 on them. Both
machines have one tomcat 7.0.10 running. On both
Hi!
I'm not an expert on Tomcat and we purchase a load balancer service with two
tomcat 6.0.29 instances in separate Ubuntu servers with JVM version
1.6.0_22-b04. This instances have been configured to replicate the session
as follow:
Cluster className=org.apache.catalina.ha.tcp.SimpleTcpCluster
make sure your clocks are synced across all machines, since session expiration
is time based
Filip
On 12/23/2010 8:22 AM, Jorge Santiago Cruz Lambert wrote:
Hi!
I'm not an expert on Tomcat and we purchase a load balancer service with two
tomcat 6.0.29 instances in separate Ubuntu servers
Thanks for replying, I'm cheking the time in our machines and they are the
same, but in different time zones:
Machine 1: Thu Dec 23 17:18:40 CET 2010
Machine 2: Thu Dec 23 16:18:40 UTC 2010
Do I need to change the timezone in Machine 2? I think the time is the same
and ntp is running as process.
Thanks for replying, I'm cheking the time in our machines and they are the
same, but in different time zones:
Machine 1: Thu Dec 23 17:18:40 CET 2010
Machine 2: Thu Dec 23 16:18:40 UTC 2010
Do I need to change the timezone in Machine 2? I think the time is the same
and ntp is running as
I somehow missed Filip Hanik's helpful response to my previous session
replication question.
I have one other:
With DeltaManager and/or BackupManager, are multiple calls to
setAttribute() and/or removeAttribute for the same attribute during
the same request coalesced/collapsed
hi Jess, you're example is correct, replication doesn't happen until the
request is complete and is done by the ReplicationValve.
Filip
Jess Holle wrote:
I somehow missed Filip Hanik's helpful response to my previous session
replication question.
I have one other:
With DeltaManager
Filip Hanik's helpful response to my previous
session replication question.
I have one other:
With DeltaManager and/or BackupManager, are multiple calls to
setAttribute() and/or removeAttribute for the same attribute during
the same request coalesced/collapsed?
It is my understanding
, replication doesn't happen until
the request is complete and is done by the ReplicationValve.
Filip
Jess Holle wrote:
I somehow missed Filip Hanik's helpful response to my previous
session replication question.
I have one other:
With DeltaManager and/or BackupManager, are multiple calls
useDirtyFlag is supposed to be the SimpleTcpManager, DeltaManager always
only replicates deltas. so does the backup manager.
The two managers that work best are DeltaManager and BackupManager, both
of them replicate upon setAttribute/removeAttribute actions.
DeltaManager replicates to all other
I read the cluster how-to regarding. I'm still not clear on a couple of
details if is just using DeltaManager and SimpleTcpCluster:
1. If useDirtyFlag is false, I assume that the session is entire
replicated after each and every access. Is this correct?
2. If useDirtyFlag is true,
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