I'm using the config replSync-service.xml provided with the sample and testing cache 
replication for our large application. But it does not seems to replicate neatly. Is 
it production ready? Or I'm I missing some JGroups configuration. The output of two 
caches created with one key added and changes made to it produced inconsistent 
behaviour. One of the sample outputs is below.

Run DateTime:Wed May 05 13:54:09 BST 2004

-------------------------------------------------------
GMS: address is lbupajt8111j:2740
-------------------------------------------------------

-------------------------------------------------------
GMS: address is lbupajt8111j:2742
-------------------------------------------------------
Changing to FirstValue in Cache1...
2Key: Key
2Data: FirstValue
1Key: Key
1Data: FirstValue
Changing to SecondValue in Cache1...
1Key: Key
1Data: SecondValue
2Key: Key
2Data: FirstValue
Changing to ThirdValue in Cache1...
1Key: Key
1Data: ThirdValue
2Key: Key
2Data: FirstValue
-----------------------END----------------------------
Run DateTime:Wed May 05 13:54:16 BST 2004

-------------------------------------------------------
GMS: address is lbupajt8111j:2746
-------------------------------------------------------

-------------------------------------------------------
GMS: address is lbupajt8111j:2748
-------------------------------------------------------
Changing to FirstValue in Cache1...
2Key: Key
2Data: FirstValue
1Key: Key
1Data: FirstValue
Changing to SecondValue in Cache1...
1Key: Key
1Data: SecondValue
2Key: Key
2Data: FirstValue
Changing to ThirdValue in Cache1...
1Key: Key
1Data: ThirdValue
2Key: Key
2Data: ThirdValue
-----------------------END----------------------------

Can someone throw some light on this?
All the help will be appreciated.
Raj

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