This is my HA-RMI service below:
| InitialContext ctx = new InitialContext();
| Object obj = ctx.lookup("/HAPartition/DefaultPartition");
| RMISocketFactory rmiSocketFactry = RMISocketFactory.getSocketFactory();
| HAPartition myPartition = (HAPartition) obj;
| MyService myService = new MyServiceImpl();
| HARMIServerImpl rmiserver = new HARMIServerImpl(myPartition, "MyService",
MyService.class, myService, 3433, rmiSocketFactry, rmiSocketFactry);
| MyService stub = (MyService) rmiserver.createHAStub(new RoundRobin());
| ctx.bind("RMI_STUB", stub);
|
As you noticed I'm explicitly using "RoundRobin"
However, the 2 nodes in my cluster are not using "Round Robin" as I understand it.
It's my understanding that "Round Robin" clustering means going from one sever to the
next in an even manner (not factoring system load). I'm not sure what load balancing
technique is actually being used but it aint "Round Robin" as I've explained it.
Fail-over is working - when I bring down one of my nodes, all request goes to the
remaining node.
I believe other folks here have noticed this anomaly.
Is this a bug, or intended behvior ??
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