Hi there,

we are currently facing some deployment problems with WebObjects-Applications 
which most probably has the reasons in our (very big) running 
WebObjects-Configuration.
While thinking about how we start fixing the problem, i faced the following 
question:

Why is the complete SiteConfiguration of every application and every instance 
shared with every application server?

I just checked the code of JavaMonitor. All default actions like addInstance, 
updateInstance and so on are sent to EVERY configured application host.
And i'm wondering if it wouldn't be enough that every application server only 
knows about the instances configured to run on itself.
Like its now the SiteConfiguration can grow very large. A synch-request which 
is triggered by the monitor in error cases is then taking a very long time to 
compute in the wotaskd which leads to configuration read problems in the 
adaptor.

And then another thing. In the default implementation of the GracefulBouncer, 
the requests for updating scheduling and so on are only sent to the hosts which 
have instances configured for the current application. Why are these updates 
not sent to EVERY application server?

I'm very interested in your thoughts on this topic.


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Mit freundlichen Grüßen / Kind regards

Paul Dunkler

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