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Scott M Stark updated JBAS-1027:
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Assign To: Ovidiu Feodorov (was: Scott M Stark)
Description:
SourceForge Submitter: mondrejko .
JBoss: 3.2.5
OS: Windows 2000, Redhat Linux, Solaris 8/9
HA-JNDI binding replicants not initialized properly when
defining cluster using TCP as the base for the
javagroups stack and disabling all auto-discovery.
I defined a cluster of two nodes using TCP and disabled
node auto-discovery on both the server and client.
Consequently, binding replicants must be explicitly
shared among the cluster nodes. This appears to
function properly for existing nodes when a new node
joins the cluster (that is, the existing node replicants are
updated for the bindings of the new node). However,
the new node replicants are not updated with the
bindings from the existing nodes. Therefore, when a
client connects to this new node of the cluster, the
client does not receive the propery replicants and load
balancing and failover do not function properly.
A 3.2.5 patch to DistributedReplicationManagerImpl.java
for a potential solution has been attached. With this
patch, clustering with TCP and without auto-discovery
works beautifully.
was:
SourceForge Submitter: mondrejko .
JBoss: 3.2.5
OS: Windows 2000, Redhat Linux, Solaris 8/9
HA-JNDI binding replicants not initialized properly when
defining cluster using TCP as the base for the
javagroups stack and disabling all auto-discovery.
I defined a cluster of two nodes using TCP and disabled
node auto-discovery on both the server and client.
Consequently, binding replicants must be explicitly
shared among the cluster nodes. This appears to
function properly for existing nodes when a new node
joins the cluster (that is, the existing node replicants are
updated for the bindings of the new node). However,
the new node replicants are not updated with the
bindings from the existing nodes. Therefore, when a
client connects to this new node of the cluster, the
client does not receive the propery replicants and load
balancing and failover do not function properly.
A 3.2.5 patch to DistributedReplicationManagerImpl.java
for a potential solution has been attached. With this
patch, clustering with TCP and without auto-discovery
works beautifully.
Environment:
Priority: Major (was: Critical)
> HA-JNDI binding replicants not initialized properly
> ---------------------------------------------------
>
> Key: JBAS-1027
> URL: http://jira.jboss.com/jira/browse/JBAS-1027
> Project: JBoss Application Server
> Type: Bug
> Components: Clustering
> Versions: JBossAS-3.2.6 Final
> Reporter: SourceForge User
> Assignee: Ovidiu Feodorov
>
>
> SourceForge Submitter: mondrejko .
> JBoss: 3.2.5
> OS: Windows 2000, Redhat Linux, Solaris 8/9
> HA-JNDI binding replicants not initialized properly when
> defining cluster using TCP as the base for the
> javagroups stack and disabling all auto-discovery.
> I defined a cluster of two nodes using TCP and disabled
> node auto-discovery on both the server and client.
> Consequently, binding replicants must be explicitly
> shared among the cluster nodes. This appears to
> function properly for existing nodes when a new node
> joins the cluster (that is, the existing node replicants are
> updated for the bindings of the new node). However,
> the new node replicants are not updated with the
> bindings from the existing nodes. Therefore, when a
> client connects to this new node of the cluster, the
> client does not receive the propery replicants and load
> balancing and failover do not function properly.
> A 3.2.5 patch to DistributedReplicationManagerImpl.java
> for a potential solution has been attached. With this
> patch, clustering with TCP and without auto-discovery
> works beautifully.
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