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Thanks! Thats
just what I was looking for. At the moment I have disabled formal
clustering and am simply running the application as a collection of
independent loadbalanced nodes, but this will
: [JBoss-user] Farm
drops app on redeploy
To Jeff Schnitzer
As
I see it, you have an EAR deployer that you want to make dependant on your
datasource?
I've
just tried editing my conf/jboss-service.xml, before it was:
Now
it's:
jboss.jca:service=LocalTxCM,name=Default
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Hi! I have a JBoss (3.0.2/tomcat 4.0.4) cluster (
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> > I don't know about the farm service.
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> > I'd suggest including o
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> I don't know about the farm service.
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I don't know about the farm service.
I'd suggest including oracle-service.xml in the .ear. You need a
jboss-app.xml with it listed as a module
oracle-service.xml
This syntax is from memory. I think this feature is in the 3.0 branch.
david jencks
On 2002.10.07 23:08:26 -0400 "Sc
Hi! I have a JBoss (3.0.2/tomcat 4.0.4) cluster (right now just 2
machines) which is farmed. For the most part, farming works (although
it seems to like to pick up my EAR before the oracle-service.xml which
provides the data source), but I just started experiencing a peculiar
bit of behavior.
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