> Hi, thanks on your direction. Somehow my idea solution is probably the most
> resolvable by SOAP messages.
> I would appreciate, if you can redirect to some good article about just
> failover, in the sense that,ONLY when main server goes down, a request to be
> redirected to another one in cluste
Ok thanks !
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Hi, thanks on your direction. Somehow my idea solution is probably the most
resolvable by SOAP messages.
I would appreciate, if you can redirect to some good article about just
failover, in the sense that,ONLY when main server goes down, a request to be
redirected to another one in cluster.
Hope y
> I was wondering, may I somehow implement some business logic inside apache,
> and read each user request, which will carry the information (inside
> request), upon what will be decide to what server it should be redirected?
Normally you would 'carry the information' inside the URI. For
example,
Hi Phil.
I was wondering, may I somehow implement some business logic inside apache,
and read each user request, which will carry the information (inside
request), upon what will be decide to what server it should be redirected?
Thanks
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On 8 March 2010 22:24, afrodom wrote:
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> Hi, I am hew to Apache HTTP, so I have one problem to conceive.
> May I somehow (is it possible) to use Apache server to redirect a request to
> appropriate application server (like JBoss), based on some information
> carried in the request? And if I can p
Hi, I am hew to Apache HTTP, so I have one problem to conceive.
May I somehow (is it possible) to use Apache server to redirect a request to
appropriate application server (like JBoss), based on some information
carried in the request? And if I can perform that thing, do I need an apache
restart,
