Hi all, I´m trying to test if my application is running on cluster or not. I have 2 computers in cluster. If I destoy the bean it goes to the other node and get it, but if I request it from many clients at the same time (I have a stress tool) it always respond from the 1st node. It is not doing th
Hi all, I´m trying to test if my application is running on cluster or not. I have 2 computers in cluster. If I destoy the bean it goes to the other node and get it, but if I request it from many clients at the same time (I have a stress tool) it always respond from the 1st node. It is not doing th
Hi all, I´m trying to test if my application is running on cluster or not. I have 2 computers in cluster. If I destoy the bean it goes to the other node and get it, but if I request it from many clients at the same time (I have a stress tool) it always respond from the 1st node. It is not doing th
Hi all, I´m trying to test if my application is running on cluster or not. I have 2 computers in cluster. If I destoy the bean it goes to the other node and get it, but if I request it from many clients at the same time (I have a stress tool) it always respond from the 1st node. It is not doing th
r. Is there any other
way to optimize commit option B or C?
Thanks,
Misak
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From: Alexey Loubyansky [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: RE: [JBoss-user] JBoss clustering with commit option B or C too
slow
You
You could use commit option A with optimistic
locking.
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MisakSent: Wednesday, January 14, 2004 7:48 PMTo:
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clustering with commit option B or C too slow
Hi,
I am trying to
cluster JBoss 3.2.3 with CMP 2.0. Current clustering configuration doesn't allow
me to use commit option A (Only with cache invalidation based clustering A can
be used). So, I need to use commit option B or C. With CMP 1.1 there was a
modified flag that allowed control o
Stefan Groschupf wrote:
>How much traffic produce the internal communication between JBoss nodes?
AS I had experiment with an 15 node cluster I notice 44 GigaByte
Traffic in 24h.
I don't know how much was from my application and how much was pure
node communication.
I was shocked as I had fi
>How much traffic produce the internal communication between JBoss nodes?
AS I had experiment with an 15 node cluster I notice 44 GigaByte Traffic
in 24h.
I don't know how much was from my application and how much was pure node
communication.
I was shocked as I had figured it out.
Stefan.
hi,
At 15:58 21.09.2003 +0100, Joao Pedro Clemente wrote:
If I understood you correctly, yes,
you can assign a particular IP with
cluster messages. The IP is defined in deploy/cluster-service.xml
and,if
you use jetty with jetty-based replication, in jetty's jboss.xml file
as
well.
I mean this (i.
If I understood you correctly, yes, you can assign a particular IP with
cluster messages. The IP is defined in deploy/cluster-service.xml and,if
you use jetty with jetty-based replication, in jetty's jboss.xml file as
well.
I once tought of adding an extra interface to cluster nodes, just to use
f
hi,
it's possible to define IP's which should communicate in an JBoss cluster
based on UDP multicast? Our admins suspect that JBoss nodes produces more
traffic in out network.
Regards,
Rafal
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hi,
we starting develop a new application which should run in an JBoss (we want
use newest 3.2.2 and Java 1.4.2_01) cluster on Linux with MySQL (with
InnoDB tables). We don't have experiences with developing an clustered J2EE
application. Can anybody explain us what should we consider bevore we
take a look in server/all/deploy/cluster-service.xml
1100 for HA JNDI
Marek Lange wrote:
Hi all,
I would like to know which ports are necessary for clustering (either
UDP or TCP)? We have a firewall between two JBoss instances in our
production environment and we are not able to run
Rupp, Heiko wrote:
Bela,
Ports are only used if you use TCP as transport, not for UDP (default
uses multicasting). In TCPPING you can set the ports accordingly.
UDP and multicasting use ports as well (but no TCP-ports).
True. If you use UDP, and want fixed ports, you can use
bind_por
Bela,
> Ports are only used if you use TCP as transport, not for UDP (default
> uses multicasting). In TCPPING you can set the ports accordingly.
UDP and multicasting use ports as well (but no TCP-ports).
Heiko
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Ports are only used if you use TCP as transport, not for UDP (default
uses multicasting). In TCPPING you can set the ports accordingly.
Bela
Marek Lange wrote:
Hi all,
I would like to know which ports are necessary for clustering (either
UDP or TCP)? We have a firewall between two JBoss instan
Hi all,
I would like to know which ports are necessary for clustering (either
UDP or TCP)? We have a firewall between two JBoss instances in our
production environment and we are not able to run the clustering between
the machines. The second machine always hangs during startup:
INFO [Cluster
Hi all...complements of the season.
I have a few questions to ask concerning Jboss Clustering:
1. In a network environment (or a system) with several instances of Jboss running, can I create more that one cluster?
2. If yes, how do I selectively associate an Instance with a specific cluster?.
yes, that is correct.
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> Why is it poss
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> Why is it possible for a member o
Why is it possible for a member of a cluster to appear as Dead?
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You seem to have
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You seem to have network issues between your 2 jboss instances: the cluster
never stops to disconnect/re-join. What kind of network
No.
I just use the defaults.
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You seem to have network issues between your 2 jboss instances: the
oss-user-admin@;lists.sourceforge.net]De la part de Mokas
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> This is a part from server's log:
&
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Yes, that's all. What makes you think
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> I have followed the instructions from Jboss Documentation.
>
> You have informed me that this line was missing from Mbean definition:
>
> jboss.system:service=MainDeployer
>
> Do you know if there is anythi
Labourey [mailto:Sacha.Labourey@;ml.cogito-info.ch]
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And, when the HAPartition starts, do they see each other? Can you see the
cluster being build? Have you deployed the farm service
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> I would like also to mention that as far as I can see,
> farm-service
I would like also to mention that as far as I can see, farm-service does not
support fail-over.
If the App.Server containing the jars is going wrong, then a
CommunicationException error occurs in the client.
Thus, we have to place our jars in all JBoss instances of the cluster (!) in
order to supp
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> It is a simple Stateful EJB.Here is jboss.xml
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Hello,
You didn't say in your previous post that you were using the farm service,
which is why.
Now, if your calls are really clustered, you must see the System.out.println
messages displayed on both nodes. Which kind of EJB is t
Sacha
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Hello Vassilis,
> I want to test fail-over in a JBoss clustering configuration. The problem
> is that I cannot find which application server (l
Hello Vassilis,
> I want to test fail-over in a JBoss clustering configuration. The problem
> is that I cannot find which application server (lets say , I have only two
> in a cluster) serves each client.
> I only store my jar file in one of the App.servers. Every
> "System.out.println" or "Syste
Hi all,
I want to test fail-over in a JBoss clustering configuration. The problem
is that I cannot find which application server (lets say , I have only two
in a cluster) serves each client.
I only store my jar file in one of the App.servers. Every
"System.out.println" or "System.err.println" com
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The docs are missing this line:
jboss.system:service=MainDeployer
Add this and it will work..
Dustin
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>
> Hi,
>
> I am trying to
t; Subject: [JBoss-user] JBoss Clustering
>
>
> Hi,
>
> I am trying to configure JBoss clustering. I am following the
> instructions
> from the documentation (JBoss clustering) but when I start JBoss an
> exception (sax.parser.) is thrown saying that an
> attribute
Hi,
I am trying to configure JBoss clustering. I am following the instructions
from the documentation (JBoss clustering) but when I start JBoss an
exception (sax.parser.) is thrown saying that an attribute "Deployer"
cannot be found. (I think it is about farm-service). But I cannot find any
"D
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Clustering Failover Test
Hello,
Could any body help me out ,to
let me know how to test the clustering feature ,failover mechanism provided in
jboss3.0.2
I have successfully deployed my beans,and have
started two clusters which are visibl
Hello,
Could any body help me out ,to
let me know how to test the clustering feature ,failover mechanism provided in
jboss3.0.2
I have successfully deployed my beans,and have
started two clusters which are visible to each other ,but I am not able to test
whether both the server works f
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