Phillip, As far as I'm aware the configuration you're talking about is not supported. You'll end up with exceptions as the search indexes and shared item state cache on each jackrabbit instance will end up inconsistent and you'll start getting exceptions. By way of analogy think of setting up two databases to point at the same filesystem - it's not going to work...
Miro On 4/20/07, Phillip Rhodes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Miro, I thought by storing my jackrabbit data inside the database would allow multiple jackrabbit instances on different machines to access the same backing store (the db is the authoritative source). I understand that write operations on one machine will not update the cache on the other machines, but the write operations should update the blob in the db, so that other machines can pick up the content from the db (once their cache's expire). Can you let me know if my beliefs above are wrong? In the meantime, I will do some testing, and investigate jcr-rmi, etc... Thanks. Phillip
