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



                                                                           
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just different ways of looking at it.
if you are saying that "application" replication is to replicate the data
in
the application context, then no, it doesn't do that,

Filip

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Thanks, Yoav. Appreciate all your help.
Pardon my Ignorance, but, how is session scope the same as application
scope?


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Howdy,
Since HTTP is stateless, session replication is enough for servlet
webapps to achieve clustering.  That is, session replication =
application replication.  If you're using more J2EE than servlets, e.g.
EJBs, your app server will (hopefully) allow for clustering itself.

Yoav Shapira
Millennium ChemInformatics


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>Can we, using tomcat's clustering, somehow replicate not only session
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