, but only the first
tomcat instance gets all the traffic.
Is it possible to have sticky sessions with load balancing, ie if a user
with out a session comes in it goes to one tomcat, then the next etc, but if
a user comes in with a session id, it goes to the tomcat that i was created
on???
Glen
with apache infront taking the requests and forwarding to the 2
tomcats.
I can make the apache do load balancing, giving each server 50% of the
traffic. When i try to create sticky sessions, it works, but only the first
tomcat instance gets all the traffic.
Is it possible to have sticky sessions
you might want to check out this article, it explains sticky sessions with apache 1.3
http://www.ubeans.com/tomcat/
the article is from 2002, but maybe it has some clues.
peter
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Hi
I can make the apache do load balancing, giving each server 50% of the
traffic. When i try to create sticky sessions, it works, but only the first
tomcat instance gets all the traffic.
Is it possible to have sticky sessions with load balancing (with tomcat and
mod_jk2), ie if a user without
server 50% of the
traffic. When i try to create sticky sessions, it works, but only the first
tomcat instance gets all the traffic.
Is it possible to have sticky sessions with load balancing (with tomcat and
mod_jk2), ie if a user without a session comes in they go to tomcat1,
then the next instance
to the 2
tomcats.
I can make the apache do load balancing, giving each server 50% of the
traffic. When i try to create sticky sessions, it works, but only the first
tomcat instance gets all the traffic.
Is it possible to have sticky sessions with load balancing, ie if a user
with out
