Ashish,
You can use JBoss bundled TC instances to do clustering. I suggest you to do the
following:
a) Have a look at the Clustering Document written by Sacha Labourey which describes
clustering for HTTP. [This document should be part of the free documentation].
b) Have a look at the following wiki:
http://www.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=JBossHA
JBoss clustering will be based on JBossCache over JGroups. Very soon(within a
fortnight), you will have TreeCache/TreeCacheAop enabled for greater performance.
With JBoss clustering, you can configure what session information you want replicated
(all put_attribues, all gets, all sets etc). This way, syncronization between nodes
and memory requirements is less. Have a look at the document I mentioned.
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Anil Saldhana,
JBoss Inc.
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