Hi,
I am sorry for my ignorance,
thanks for info, interesting to know about it.
will it be useful for scalibility?
-easwaran.P
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Subject: Re: Scalability in servlet engines
Palanisamy Easwaran wrote:
> Hi,
>
> It seems you are expecting very high,
> Multiple servlet engines on the same webserver - Not Possible,
> try webserver clustering with good Load Balancing and session Management.
> -easwaran.P
>
Absolute statements like "not possible" usually get you in trouble, and this
is a case in point.
Apache JServ supports multiple servlet engines running the same servlets,
attached to the same web server (running on the same physical machine or on
different machines). The internal load balancing logic assigns new sessions
to the various servers based on the weights you configure, and then a
particular session stays on that server for its lifetime. It does not migrate
sessions to different JVMs, although there are application servers supporting
servlets that do this as well.
Craig McClanahan
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