Thanks Ben! It hit me last night as I was trying to sleep... I think what was
happening was that my session id cookie was not being passed to the 2nd node
because I was manually changing the IP and the cookie was only stored in my
browser for the first IP if I remember how cookies work... In
Here is some additional informaiton:
jboss-web.xml
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In server.log, I am seeing info relating to the session replication on the
first machine, but no corresponding entries on the 2nd machine saying it
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I'm trying to test the latest 4.x release of JBoss AS and want to setup a
simple cluster of 2 machines and have Tomcat replication sessions. I've been
able to have the 2 machines automatically discover eachother and I've deployed
a very simple test webapp to the cluster using the farm director.
I'm fighting with the same thing!! If you run from run.bat (on windows or I
think it's run.sh for *nix), you can do something like this:
run.bat --host 10.0.0.1
and substitute the appropriate IP address. If you want to run JBoss as a
service, that is a little more tricky and we are trying to
Can you have an index.jsp look at the hostname header and do a redirect based
upon that? That's the most simple way I can think of
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Hello everyone. I'm sure this is a problem many others have had and I've
searched all over the place for a solution and can't find one...
I need to run multiple vm's on each web tier server on port 80 but bound to
different IP addresses. If I run jboss.bat --host=xx.xx.xx.xx it works like a
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