Zeke schrieb:
> Hi: I have a JBOSS cluster which use Apache with mod_jk as HTTP load
> balancer. In my cluster, some nodes are deployed web service, but not
> all. For example, node 1 contains web servicebook_service, I can call
> the web service using URL "http://www.node1.com/book_service";, but
Hi Zeke,
You didn't say which version of JBOSS you're using, I'm assuming its
a recent 4.x version that includes buddy-clustering. You're JBOSS
cluster will need to be reconfigured to do what you want. The JBOSS
community lists and wiki (www.jboss.org) is the best place for your
question.
>"Mark Thomas" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote：
>Zeke wrote:
>> Hi:
>> I have a JBOSS cluster which use Apache with mod_jk as HTTP load
balancer. In my cluster, some nodes are deployed web service, but not all.
For example, node 1 contains web servicebook_service, I can call the web
service using URL
Zeke wrote:
> Hi:
> I have a JBOSS cluster which use Apache with mod_jk as HTTP load
> balancer. In my cluster, some nodes are deployed web service, but not all.
> For example, node 1 contains web servicebook_service, I can call the web
> service using URL "http://www.node1.com/book_service"
Hi:
I have a JBOSS cluster which use Apache with mod_jk as HTTP load balancer.
In my cluster, some nodes are deployed web service, but not all. For example,
node 1 contains web servicebook_service, I can call the web service using URL
"http://www.node1.com/book_service";, but node 2 does not
