Hello,
I am very curious why a Cluster does not make sure the context it is defined in
is
actually started before listening? This is proving to be a serious bug for me.
I am
implementing session replication where nested objects are defined via JNDI in
my context.
But when a new cluster member is added, it immediately receives a session and
attempts
to deserialize the sessions before loading my context.. which is causing errors
due to
classes not being found.
I see a startContext() defined in SimpleTcpCluser but it appears to be
depracted and is
blank.
I do realize I can make a global Resource and reference this JNDI within my
context, but
I dont wanna move a huge chunk of my web application in global scope just to
have these
references visible when the cluster starts.
Can some one explain the logic of why the Context is not loaded before the
cluster
starts? Can some one advise me on a quick fix to achieve this?
thanks in advance
chris
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