"timfox" wrote : | | A polite word of advice. Don't be too pushy in demanding free advice in a forum in which you're new. | | It's only likely to get people's backs up and make it more unlikely they'll actually want to give you the advice you want. | | Remember, we offer advice in this forum on a "best effort" basis. There are no guarantees how, when or if your post will get answered. | | If you want a guaranteed response within a set time, buy a support contract. | | Most forum answering is done by team members in their own time, at their own expense, so be nice when asking a stranger directions. | | Now, you're lucky I'm a nice person. Many others here would have flamed you immediately. | Ok, ok I took your point. Stop beating me :-). "timfox" wrote : | Since you are clearly such a busy person, and have not time for your own searching here's the short answer: | Of course I did my own searching but obviously I didn't look at the right sources. I read the 1.4.0 user's guide and simply didn't suspect this is a feature planned for 2.0. "timfox" wrote : | JBM 2.0 does not use a database for persistence. it uses a high performance journal and supports shared nothing replication to eliminate any SPOF. | | Hope that answers your question. :) | Thanks for your answer. That's the information I needed. May I politely ask when you plan to release a production ready version of JBM 2.0? View the original post : http://www.jboss.com/index.html?module=bb&op=viewtopic&p=4178354#... Reply to the post : http://www.jboss.com/index.html?module=bb&op=posting&mode=reply&a...