Thanks for the links, they're really helpfull. I'm interested because I need to run multiple MMBase instances using the same cloud (i.e. db tables), so I have to think of how to synchronize these instances, e.g. flushing caches when a change occurs. If I understand correctly this is done automatically if multicast is enabled. Is that true?Also, do I need "mmservers" for this, since Multicast does not require the MMBase instances to know about each other? Rob van Maris
> well multicast is to run multiple mmbase servers on one database > so every server will create it's own entry in mmservers > > The multicast is there to send signals to other mmbase servers (about > node changes so that they can react on it). by using different > configurations for the server it should be possible to run some > services only on one server but As far as i know only vpro is using > multicast, recent changes to mmbase might giving problem(just my > feeling) > > >> Rob van Maris >> Developer >> >> Finalist IT Group >> Java Specialists >> ------------------------------------------------------------- >> Amsterdam, The Netherlands >> Office: +31 20 5962321 (Direct) >> Mobile: +31 651444006 >> Fax: +31 20 5962331 >> -------------------------------------------------------------
