"kaobe" wrote : Hi again, | | for your idea with the data cache you could look at the DistributedState Service. I use it to manage clusterwide unique data. The data is manipulated only by the Singleton so that it stays unique. | The DistributedState is explained in the Cluster docu. | You might also want to check out JBossCache, which IMHO is easier to work with than DistributedState. I originally started out using DistributedState to manage cluster-wide data, but after tinkering with the JBossCache, I found it to be much more straightforward. Also, from everything I have read, JBossCache is the direction JBoss is moving in for implementing distributed data management.
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