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Problem with Resin Load Balancing (Clustering)

 
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I am trying to use load balancing(Clustering) in Resin 2.1.6.. with resing itself as a Web Server... and load balancer... i am trying desperately to work it out for the past 4 days.. but am not able to do it.. actually i just couldnt understand how to make it work.. basically the process.. I have made a serialized counter servlet. I have tried to run 2 instances on the same machine as well as on a network computer.. but it dint help.. i would be very greatfull if some body could help me out with the process.. i need it desperately.. thank you.. Milton
 
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Milton,
Please do not double post and please do not hijack someone else's thread with an unrelated question of your own. I have deleted your other post and left this one open.
 
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I have a load banancing solution with 2 apache servers in front of 2 Resin servers (host1 ort1 and host2 ort2)
In the resin.conf file, which must be exactly the same on all 4 servers (2 Apaches, 2 Resin), you must have 2 lines
<srun id='a' host='host1' port='port1'>
<srun id='b' host='host2' port='port2'>
On host1, you must start Resin with
httpd.sh -server 'a' ...
On host2, you must start Resin with
httpd.sh -server 'b'
That's all you have to do. The 2 Apache retrieve the right Resin server which initiate the session, with a cookie.
I didn't implement session attributes savings (via TCP ring or via JDBC).
 
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