[Clustering/JBoss] - Re: JBoss5.0.0.Beta1 multiple instances error
by jbs99
"JerryGauth" wrote : Have you tried binding your server instances to IP addresses? If you're just trying a two node cluster on your machine, you can probably use either a wired/wireless combination or a wired/loopback combination.
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| The IP address approach is generally simpler as you don't have to create/use a Service Binding configuration. You also won't encounter problems that might occur where a developer uses a port for something and isn't aware that the port must also be specified in the service binding file to avoid problems when running in a cluster.
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| For example:
| run.bat -c server1 -b 192.168.1.101
| run.bat -c server2 -b 192.168.1.102
Hi Jerry,
Sorry i was on leave & Thanks for the reply. I am using the separate ports approach because it doesn't require network administrator for configuring multiple IPs. Can you share a link or more info on the "wired/wireless combination or a wired/loopback" approach. If anybody got succeeded in using ports approach, please share how did you configure them. I think the configuring approach might be different for Jboss5 as the same procedure working well with Jboss4.0.5.
Thanks,
-Jb
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[JBoss Seam] - Re: Entity Id as Page Parameters (pages.xml)
by fabio.ita04
It's working now! I haven't read chapter 5 yet, and when tried to follow the examples in chapter 14, had no knowledge about the need of converter.
Seam Application Framework is a nice solution! Learn Seam become easier after I read chapter 14, because it showed a lot of cool stuffs:
1) compares two alternatives to install seam components (annotations and components.xml);
2) makes easier to understands "factory" usages;
3) shows IoC properties initialization at components.xml;
4) shows that Seam annotated classes can be easily extended;
5) ilustrates how productive can be using Seam!
Maybe it could be interesting to place an example at the first chapter (Seam Tutorial) so new Seam users can have an earlier "tasting" of its advantages.
Thanx again!
Fábio.
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