It seems that one JBoss node not join ths cluster as you can see only one ip address by the "CurrentView" field.Does both of the two JBoss instances use the same ip address with different ports?If so,you can see the folowing in the "CurrentView" field:
i.e.
[10.1.1.31:1099, 10.1.1.31:1299]
You can check this.
And if you use apache and mod_jk for loadbalance,then you can monitor it with jkstatus page.
Hope this will help you.
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You should be able to place them in your local web.xml because the global one is merged with the local one to create the settings used for your web app. My guess is that one of the mappings (servlet, perhaps?) in your web.xml is causing those files to be passed to your code for processing. I added a couple of links to and MSI and CAB file in one of my apps and when I clicked on the link I got the file download box, as expected.
Wait a second, What browser are you using? I used Firefox. Then I tried IE and it displayed the binary contents of each file. You'd think that the M$ guys would be smart enough to tell IE what to do with MSI and CAB files. Sigh.
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Yup, you are right. Only with timers/asynchronous behaviors can be problem when running in multiple threads, you need to synchronize it using JobExecutor or Quark library.. Running multiple instances of jBPM is probably meant as running it in multiple web/application server threads. And there is only a problem when the same process run for two users, and even not always. It is the same as when one object is edited in two threads. It is matter of configuration of your ORM and database (and there are a lot of options) not a matter of application itself.
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