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Are context variables usable throughout a cluster?

 
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Sorry if I sound clueless but I'm a complete newbie when it comes to Weblogic. We are going to deploy two instances of our application, each on a separate node within a Weblogic cluster. There are some values we want to keep synchronized across both nodes. Both nodes use the same database, but instead of storing the values there (which will put pressure on performance) we thought we could use a j2ee context variable.

Does this sound like a good idea? Is it even possible? (I can't try it out as the weblogic server is not available yet.)
 
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