I am currently building a CMS system where all the data is stored in jackrabbit. This system will be able to host multiple websites and use multiple webservers for load balancing. As it is currently setup, each webapp is a node on a jackrabbit cluster. All the web servers are joined to the same jackrabbit cluster. So all webapps are all sharing a common repository. The downside is that each webapp has to startup and run it's own node. On each webserver we have 2 webapps (websites) and each has to startup and act like a node on the cluster. Is there a way with RMI that I can startup one repository in tomcat and then share that repository with all my webapps running on that tomcat installation? This way I would only have 1 jackrabbit cluster node per tomcat installation.
We are currently using spring and springmodules to access jackrabbit. I saw how I could use springmodules to expose a local repository through rmi, but I didn't see how I could consume that repository through a different webapp. -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Multiple-Webapps-using-RMI-on-Tomcat-tp21916528p21916528.html Sent from the Jackrabbit - Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
