Yes, we have simplified clustering considerably in 1.4.0.
One of the changes is there are no longer separate clustered and non clustered persistence config files.
I recommend you look at the 1.4.0 userguide, since a few other things have changed in clustering too (no more default router policy or message distribution policy).
Basically we have tried to make clustering easier to setup and configure.
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Hello jboss.
We are developing an application that uses JBoss Seam 1.2.1.GA and EJB3. (Stateful and Stateless SB)
We are running into problems when deploying our application into a 4 node tomcat cluster.
Is it possible to get this to work? I see there are other users who are running into similar problems, but I have not yet found an example of anyone solving this case.
I hope someone in here can shed some light to this question for us :)
Best regards,
Kristian Brandser
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I think there is something wrong. Maybe I'm using the wrong terms. I don't know!?
#{sel.label} is evaluated and it is displayed on my page. No action, no nothing. Only text on the page. Example... I can iterate with ui:repeat and display the supported locales. It is not a method binding.
A MethodBinding in my view is what is used with the action attribute. It is encoded in the URL and executed on click for example. It is not evaluated as the page is rendered.
Please, tell me if these two statements are wrong.
Now what I want is to be able to have a variable in the method binding that will be evaluated when the page is rendered. My question is if JBoss EL can implement this feature.
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