I read some articles regarding apache+jk2+jboss saying that:you have to start jboss servers before start apache web server. what's the reason for this order?
According to my experience ,the reason is that if Apache during jk2 initialization does not find some JBoss node, it exclude it from the list and will not try it again.
what happen if one of jboss server failed in the cluser,I have to restart this jboss server while the apache and all of others jboss server are still runing? do I have to stop the apache,wait for this jboss server started,the restart the apache? if so,the web site has to stop for a moment.
If JBoss after some successful period failed to respond to jk2 request, Apache will try it again, so you can safely restart failed JBoss instance, and it will be recognized by Apache without Apache restart.
Also, instead of Apache restart you can reinitialize only mod_jk2.
Vlad
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