Message broadcasting in Clustered tomcat environment

We are in the process of implementing a clustered tomcat 5.1 environment running JBoss, I am trying to find out approaches to 1. System shutdowns across multiple servers 2. Message broadcasting across multiple servers. Thank you Karthik Duddala Developer - Web Team Commerce Technologies Ph

Replicating Application variables

cleanups based on the session time stamp, which node do i run it on? I cannot run it on every node as it will start to run at the scheduled time on all nodes and create conflicts. Also, this will help me decide my build strategy. Environment: JBoss 3.2, TomCat 5.1 Karthik Duddala Developer - Web Team

RE: Replicating Application variables

a clustered environment and I need a way to replicate an application session across the multiple servers. Karthik Duddala Developer - Web Team Commerce Technologies Ph. 518-886-0700 x. 3881 Shapira, Yoav

Scheduling Session clean up in a clustered environment

from which we could manage such admin tasks. Karthik Duddala Developer - Web Team Commerce Technologies Ph. 518-886-0700 x. 3881 - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

RE: Session vs. Application Replication

Can we, using tomcat's clustering, somehow replicate not only session information for a given user (which would allow that user to transition amongst the servers as traffic increases) but also maybe the application ?? Thanks Karthik Duddala Developer - Web Team Commerce Technologies Ph. 518

RE: Session vs. Application Replication

Thanks, Yoav. Appreciate all your help. Pardon my Ignorance, but, how is session scope the same as application scope? Karthik Duddala Developer - Web Team Commerce Technologies Ph. 518-886-0700 x. 3881

Re: Session vs. Application Replication

Thanks, Filip. So, my next obvious question is, Is there a way we could replicate data in the application context? If so , has anyone implemented it? Thanks much Karthik Duddala Developer - Web Team Commerce Technologies Ph. 518-886-0700 x. 3881

Re: Session vs. Application Replication

Thanks Filip. I am new to the whole clustering concept and Tomcat as such, could any of you be kind enough to tell me how I could go about replicating data in the application context as well as replicate session data. Thanks much. Really appreciate all your help. Karthik Duddala Developer

RE: Tomcat 5 clustering

I am new to the whole clustering concept and Tomcat as such, could any of you be kind enough to tell me how I could go about replicating data in the application context as well as replicate session data. Thanks much. Really appreciate all your help. Karthik Duddala Developer - Web Team

RE: Session vs. Application Replication

change at the application level (and not at the user's session level) we need to find a way to communicate that to every other instance Karthik Duddala Developer - Web Team Commerce Technologies Ph. 518-886-0700 x. 3881

RE: Session vs. Application Replication

Could JGroups be used to reslove this issue? Karthik Duddala Developer - Web Team Commerce Technologies Ph. 518-886-0700 x. 3881 Shapira, Yoav

RE: Session vs. Application Replication

Could we use JGroups to replicate application context? Any thoughts ?? thanks Karthik Duddala Developer - Web Team Commerce Technologies Ph. 518-886-0700 x. 3881 Shapira, Yoav

RE: Session vs. Application Replication

So, is there a way I could do application context replication? Karthik Duddala Developer - Web Team Commerce Technologies Ph. 518-886-0700 x. 3881 Mike Curwen

JavaGroups: InMemoryReplicationManager vs. Tomcat 5: SimpleTcpReplicationManager

the replication was at the Attribute level, i.e., it would only update the attribute that has changed/added/removed. Is there a reason for this change? Thanks Karthik Duddala Developer - Web Team Commerce Technologies Ph. 518-886-0700 x. 3881